Mathematics, 24.05.2021 21:50 mv603177
Match each condition to the number of triangles that can be constructed to fit the condition.
condition A one side measuring 4 inches. another side measuring 8 inches, and a third side measuring 10 inches
condition B: one angle measuring 60°, another angle measuring 40°, and a third angle measuring 90°
condition C: one side measuring 4 inches, another side measuring 8 inches, and the angle between them measuring 70°
condition D. one side measuring 5 inches, another side measuring 7 inches, and a third side measuring 12 inches
condition E: one angle measuring 30°, another angle measuring 80°, and the length of the included side measuring 8 inches
condition F: one angle measuring 40°, another angle measuring 80°, and a third angle measuring 60°
No Triangles
One Triangles
Many Triangles
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