Respuesta :
The Triangle Inequality Theorem establishes that the length of the triangle is shorter than the sum of the two lenghts of the others two sides. Then, you have:
a=6 (the lenght of a side of the triangle).
b=13 (the lenght of a side of the triangle).
c=x (the length of the third side).
Therefore:
c<a+b
c<6+13
c<19
The lenght of the third side is:
(13-6)<c<19
7<c<9
a=6 (the lenght of a side of the triangle).
b=13 (the lenght of a side of the triangle).
c=x (the length of the third side).
Therefore:
c<a+b
c<6+13
c<19
The lenght of the third side is:
(13-6)<c<19
7<c<9
In this exercise we have to use the knowledge of triangles to calculate the value of the third side, so we have:
[tex]7
organizing the information given in the statement we find that:
- a=6
- b=13
- c=x
Recognition of the Pythagorean theorem we have that will be:
[tex]c
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