Anna and Hal each create a triangle with measures 32°, 56°, and 92°. Anna’s fills a whole 8.5 in. by 11 in. sheet of paper, but Hal’s fills a small index card. Which of the following could represent their teacher’s comments on their work? Hal’s triangle is incorrect. Anna has created the only triangle whose angles measure 32°, 56°, and 92°.
Anna’s triangle is incorrect. Hal has created the only triangle whose angles measure 32°, 56°, and 92°.
Both triangles are incorrect. There are no triangles with angle measures 32°, 56°, and 92°. Two of the sides do not intersect.
Both triangles are correct. There are many triangles with angle measures 32°, 56°, and 92° because the initial segment drawn can have any length.

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