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Complete the rule: in any triangle, the sum of the lengths of any two sides is ______ the length of the third side.

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  • Aless than
  • Bgreater than
  • Chalf of
  • Dequal to

Step-by-Step Solution

Going straight from one corner to another is always shorter than going round through the third corner, so any two sides together are longer than the third side.
Answer: B) greater than

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