THE WORLD OF TRIANGLES. Learning goal The students will be able to develop a rule that will determine if any given three lengths will result in a triangle.

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THE WORLD OF TRIANGLES

Learning goal The students will be able to develop a rule that will determine if any given three lengths will result in a triangle The students will be able to state a maximum measurement for a third side given two side lengths to construct a triangle

Essential Question Will any three given lengths/sides result in a triangle?

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Triangle Inequality: In order for three sides to form a triangle, the sum of the two smaller sides must be greater than the largest.

Triangle Inequality: Examples: Can the following sides form a triangle? Why or Why not? A. 1,2,2B. 5,6,15 Given the lengths of two sides of a triangle, state the greatest whole-number measurement that is possible for the third. A.3,5B. 2,8