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Mathematics, 31.01.2020 15:46 feyundre52

Giving the 2 sides of the triangle, find the range of all possible lengths for the third side.
example: 12,18 6< x< 30

9,7,
11,8,
16,2,
6,10,
17,30
5,5,
3,4,

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