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Can this rule apply to other polygons as well?
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Hi!
'The length of any side of a triangle must smaller than the sum of the other two sides.
The same for pentagon: the length of any side of a pentagon must be smaller than the sum of the other four sides.'
Does this apply to all polygons?
'The length of any side of a triangle must smaller than the sum of the other two sides.
The same for pentagon: the length of any side of a pentagon must be smaller than the sum of the other four sides.'
Does this apply to all polygons?
