One of mr. grayson’s customers, sarah, is creating an art wall on which she will display some art in triangular frames. she wants three frames, each in the shape of a right triangle. (a) for the first frame, sarah already has two wooden pieces that are 17 in. and 22 in. long. sarah says that since she wants the frame to be a right triangle, there’s only one possible measurement for the last piece of wood. is sarah right? if so, what is that last measurement? if not, explain why not and give all possible measurements for the last wood piece. round to the nearest tenth. (b) for the second frame, sarah asks mr. grayson to double the measurements of the first triangular frame to make a new frame in the shape of a right triangle. will sarah’s strategy work for the second frame? explain why or why not. (c) for the third frame, sarah asks mr. grayson to add the same measurement to each of the sides of the original triangle frame to make a new frame in the shape of a right triangle. will sarah’s strategy work for the third frame? explain why or why not