Mathematics, 15.12.2021 03:30, Nicky156

3. Which of the following segment lengths can form a triangle. (Circle all that apply) 5,5,5
2,3,5
5, 12,5
6,3,4
2, 10, 10
100, 200, 150

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3. Which of the following segment lengths can form a triangle. (Circle all that apply) 5,5,5
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