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11 July, 16:33

Is it possible for a triangle to have 10 for the base and 7 and 8 for the other sides

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  1. 11 July, 16:40
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    The hypotenuse needs to be longest side but with inequalities it is more complicated so I am pretty sure you can not have those lengths on the triangle.

    Might wait for a more qualified person to answer though, but that is my thought on it ...
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