Mathematics, 03.03.2020 04:32, PONBallfordM89

Joel wants to fence off a triangular portion of his yard for his chickens. The three pieces of fences he has to use are 8feet, 15feet and 20 feet long.

a: Will he be able to make a right triangle with his fence? why or why not?

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