If a triangle has lengths of 27 m and 11 m, check all the possible lengths for the third side

Triangle inequality states that the length of any side of any proper triangle is less than, the sum of the other two.

Mathematically, the above law means

A + B > C

Given:

A = 27 m

B = 11 m

A + B > C

C < 27 + 11

= 38 m

• 17 ft

• 35 ft

• 22 ft

• 16 ft

All these are less than A + B (according to Triangle inequality)

Therefore, the inequality is:

step-by-step explanation:

2 equivalent expressions to represent the area of a rectangle and the top is n-3 and the side is 2

area of the rectangle = length * width

given length = n - 3

width = 2

replace it in the area

so area of the rectangle = (n-3) *2

= 2(n-3)

one of the expression is 2(n-3)

to get another expression we distribute 2 inside the parenthesis

2(n-3) is 2n - 6

so another expression is 2n - 6

two equivalent expression are

2(n - 3)   , 2n - 6