No
Yes, it is possible.
Since there is no triangle "below", all that can be said is that EF - if it is the third side of the triangle - is any length in the interval (24, 54).
If all 3 sides each have a length of 15½ inches, it would be called an Equilateral Triangle
The dimensions of the scalene triangle could be 7 by 5 by 3 inches
A scalene triangle
15/3=5 equilateral triangle is a triangle with every side the same length
No because they don't comply with Pythagoras' theorem.
A triangle with side a: 13, side b: 14, and side c: 15 units has an area of 84 square units.
12
15 cm
yes
3*15 = 45 units.
10 < x < 15If a triangle has shortest side x and longest side 15, then x must be greater than 10 (the sum of the two shortest sides of a triangle must always be greater than the largest). If 15 has to be the longest side, then x must be less than 15 (equaling 15 would make the triangle isosceles, not scalene). Therefore, any value for x between 10 and 15 satisfies the statement.***note: If 5 and 15 were 2 sides of a sclane triangle and x could be greater than 15, then the correct answer would be10 < x < 20
If you mean 5 6 and 10 then the ratio is 1 to 3 making the sides of the other trangle as 15 18 and 30.
Yes.
isosceles triangle