- AOP + OQ = PQ
- BOP = OQ
- COP + OQ > PQ
- DOP + OQ < PQ
Step-by-Step Solution
O, P and Q form a triangle OPQ, so two of its sides, OP and OQ, together are longer than the third side, PQ.
Answer: C) OP + OQ > PQ
O is a point inside triangle PQR. Which statement is always true?
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