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Use the Converse of the Pythagorean Theorem to determine whether a right triangle can be formed given sides a , b , and c , where a=6 , b=10 , and c=12 .(1 point)
Responses
Yes, a right triangle can be formed because 6^2+10^2=12^2.
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No, a right triangle cannot be formed because 6^2+10^2=12^2.
Yes, a right triangle can be formed because the Pythagorean Theorem produced a false statement.
No, a right triangle cannot be formed because 6^2+10^2≠12^2.
Responses
Yes, a right triangle can be formed because 6^2+10^2=12^2.
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No, a right triangle cannot be formed because 6^2+10^2=12^2.
Yes, a right triangle can be formed because the Pythagorean Theorem produced a false statement.
No, a right triangle cannot be formed because 6^2+10^2≠12^2.
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GPT 3.5
Yes, a right triangle can be formed because 6^2+10^2=12^2.
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A triangle has sides a , b , and c . Use the Converse of the Pythagorean Theorem to determine whether a right triangle can be formed if a=3 , b=4 , and c=5 .
Option A: Yes, a right triangle can be formed.
Option B: No, a right triangle cannot be formed.
Choose 1 for Option A or 2 for Option B.
Option A: Yes, a right triangle can be formed.
Option B: No, a right triangle cannot be formed.
Choose 1 for Option A or 2 for Option B.