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\nName:  \nDetermine if the statement is possible(p) or impossible(i).  \n1) A triangle with the angles: 5°, 113° and 41° .  \n2) A triangle with the angles: 34°, 7° and 109° .  \n3) A triangle with the angles: 122°, 9° and 44° .  \n4) A triangle with the angles: 82°, 75° and 23° .  \n5) A triangle with the angles: 46°, 4° and 117° .  \n6) A triangle with the angles: 4°, 55° and 95° .  \n7) A triangle with the angles: 134°, 39° and 7° .  \n8) A triangle with the angles: 38°, 1° and 141° .  \n9) A triangle with the angles: 62°, 50° and 43° .  \n10) A triangle with the angles: 33°, 17° and 130° .  \n11) A triangle with the sides: 3ft, 7ft and 2ft.  \n12) A triangle with the sides: 5mm, 2mm and 6mm.  \n13) A triangle with the sides: 9cm, 8cm and 7cm.  \n14) A triangle with the sides: 5mm, 7mm and 4mm.  \n15) A triangle with the sides: 7cm, 8cm and 6cm.  \n16) A triangle with the sides: 10ft, 2ft and 1ft.  \n17) A triangle with the sides: 7in, 7in and 8in.  \n18) A triangle with the sides: 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|  |\n| 11) A triangle with the sides: 3ft, 7ft and 2ft. | 14. |  |\n|  |  |  |\n| 12) A triangle with the sides: 5mm, 2mm and 6mm. |  |  |","cbCaibuK3mtsT6VZ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibuK3mtsT6VZ","pdf",42865,"English","# Determine if the statement is possible (p) or impossible (i)\n## Angle-based triangle statements\n## Side-length triangle statements\n## Answer key","[{\"question\":\"Where can I find the correct answers?\",\"answer\":\"An answer key section lists the p/i result for items 1 through 20.\"}]","Identifying Triangle Angles and Lengths | PDF",1790796708]