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What is a polygon with 3 line segments?
A polygon which has 3 line segments is a triangle. Either Isoceles, scalene, or an equilateral triangle with occur.
Which set of three segments can form a triangle?
seriously?
Which expression gives the length of PQ in the triangle shown below?
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The segments shown below could form a triangle?
No, it could not. A triangle cannot have a perimeter of length zero.
What geometric figure has three line segments for sides?
This is the description of a triangle.
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