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TRIANGLE INEQUALITY THEOREM.
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4<x<12 - Answer: The three sides of a triangle are 4, 8, and x. What are the possible
range of values for x?


1<x<13 - Answer: The three sides of a triangle are 6, 7, and x. What are the possible
range of values for x?


7<x<25 - Answer: The three sides of a triangle are 9, 16, and x. What are the possible
range of values for x?


7<x<13 - Answer: The three sides of a triangle are 3, 10, and x. What are the possible
range of values for x?


4<x<26 - Answer: The three sides of a triangle are 11, 15, and x. What are the possible
range of values for x?


6<x<46 - Answer: The three sides of a triangle are 20, 26, and x. What are the possible
range of values for x?


9<x<19 - Answer: The three sides of a triangle are 14, 5, and x. What are the possible
range of values for x?


7<x<31 - Answer: The three sides of a triangle are 19, 12, and x. What are the possible
range of values for x?


14<x<34 - Answer: The three sides of a triangle are 24, 10, and x. What are the
possible range of values for x?


15<x<29 - Answer: The three sides of a triangle are 7, 22, and x. What are the possible
range of values for x?

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