Mathematics, 28.07.2020 04:01, ricky9938
Mrs. Ibarra wants to create a right triangle for a geometry test. She plans to use 15, 36, and 41 as side lengths. Which statements should she consider to determine whether it will be a right triangle? Check all that apply.
15 + 36 greater-than 41, so the side lengths will form a triangle.
15 + 36 not-equals 41, so those lengths will not form a triangle.
15 squared + 36 squared = 1,521
41 squared = 1,681
Since a squared + b squared not-equals c squared, it will not be a right triangle.
15 squared + 36 squared = 297
41 squared = 82
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