Two of the smaller sides of a triangle are 8 feet and 11 feet. Which of the following could be the smallest possible length of the third side? O 18 feet O 20 feet O 19 feet O21 feet
Two of the smaller sides of a triangle are 8 feet and 11 feet. Which of the following could be the smallest possible length of the third side? O 18 feet O 20 feet O 19 feet O21 feet
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Two of the smaller sides of a triangle are 8 feet and 11 feet.
Which of the following could be the smallest possible
length of the third side?
O 18 feet
O 20 feet
O19 feet
O21 feet
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