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1 List the angles and sides from smallest to largest

2 List the angles and sides from smallest to largest

3 List the angles and sides from smallest to largest

4 Complete each of the following statements:
The smallest angle of a triangle is always opposite the _________ side of the triangle. shortest The largest angle of a triangle is always opposite the _________ side of the triangle. longest

5 List the angles in order from smallest to largest:

6 List the angles in order from largest to smallest:

7 List the angles in order from smallest to largest:

8 List the sides in order from largest to smallest:

9 List the sides in order from smallest to largest:

10 List the sides in order from largest to smallest:

11 List the angles in order from smallest to largest:

12 List the sides in order from largest to smallest:

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