Triangles and Their Side Lengths

Question 1

x > [___] feet

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7

Question 2

How far would Pete walk if he went from A to B to C? [___] yards

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111193; 111194; 111195; 40

Question 3

The direct distance from A to C is more than [___] yards.

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10

Question 4

The inequality w < [___] represents the distance, w, that Pete might save by taking the direct path.

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30

Question 5

In triangle ABC, AB measures 25 cm and AC measures 35 cm.

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10; 60; 70; 120

Question 6

The inequality [___] < s < [___] represents the possible third side length of the triangle, s, in centimeters.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

60

Question 7

The inequality [___] < p < [___] represents the possible values for the perimeter, p, of the triangle, in centimeters.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

70

Question 8

The inequality [___] < p < [___] represents the possible values for the perimeter, p, of the triangle, in centimeters.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

120

Triangles and Their Side Lengths Answers