Atriangle has two sides of length 11 and 11. what is the largest possible whole-number length for the third side?

I am assuming you are just making a triangle, not a right-angled triangle.

Think of these as two separate pieces of wood. The largest possible third side would be the two pieces of wood end to end, with them just a tiny tiny tiny bit less than 180 degrees, nearly forming a straight line. In this case, the third side would be just under 22 units long. So the largest whole-numbered length would be 21 units.

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the answer is 3.54 g/cm^3

step-by-step explanation:

d=mass/volume therefore d= 46/13 which is a simple division equation.