1.	Is it possible to draw a triangle with sides measuring 13, 21, and 39? Explain
		A.	Yes; the sides of the triangle are not all the same lengths.
		B.	No; 39 is greater than 13 + 21.
		C.	Yes; 13 + 21 is less than 39.
		D.	No; 13 is less than 21 + 39.
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	2.	Refer to the figure. Which statement is never true?
		A.	If is obtuse, then EG > EF.
		B.	If EG = 6, ED = 8, and then FG = DF.
		C.	If DF = 20, FG = 13, and EG = 15, then EF = 11.
		D.	If FG = 4, EGDE = 6, then EF < 18.
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	3.	Marty has a piece of rope with exactly 7 knots tied at equal intervals as shown. Using the rope, he wants to make triangles so that each vertex of the triangle occurs at a knot. How many different triangles can Marty make?
		A.	2	B.	3
		C.	4	D.	1
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	4.	If 15 and 20 are the lengths of two sides of a triangle, between what two numbers must the measure of the third side fall?
		A.	5 and 35	B.	10 and 25
		C.	15 and 20	D.	10 and 35
		Hint
	5.	Is it possible to draw a triangle with sides measuring 32, 96, and 118? Explain.
		A.	No; 32 + 96 is less than 118.
		B.	Yes; the sum of the measures of any two sides is greater than the other side measure.
		C.	No; 32 is less than 96 + 118.
		D.	Yes; 96 is between 32 and 118.
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