Mathematics, 16.11.2020 22:50, twinkieslayer

Montrell is designing a triangular TV stand. He wants one side to be 24 in, and another side to be 36 in. Which value below is NOT an option for
the length of the third side?
24 in
13 in
60 in
44 in

Montrell is designing a triangular TV stand. He wants one side to be 24

in, and another side to b

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