If m(<A) is 52°, m(<B) is 72°, and m(<C) is 56°, th

[Monkeyeatbutt]

If m(<A) is 52°, m(<B) is 72°, and m(<C) is 56°, th

If the measure of <A of triangle ABC is 52°, m(<B) is 72°, and m(<C) is 56°, draw the triangle and list the sides in order from least to greatest measure.

For my list I have <B <C <A and I just drew a triangle and labeled the angles.

I'm not sure if that is right, though it seems to simple. I think I may be missing something.

 

[pka]

Re: Triangle

If <A of triangle ABC is 52, <B is 72 and <C is 56, draw the triangle and list the sides in order from least to greatest measure.
For my list I have <B <C <A

You listed angles not sides.
Recall the largest side is opposite the largest angle.

 

[Monkeyeatbutt]

so then its side CA, Side AB, and side CB?

 

[stapel]

Re: If m(<A) is 52°, m(<B) is 72°, and m(<C) is 56°

If the measure of <A of triangle ABC is 52°, m(<B) is 72°, and m(<C) is 56°, draw the triangle and list the sides in order from least to greatest measure.

For my list I have <B <C <A and I just drew a triangle and labeled the angles.

How are you getting that 72 < 56 < 52? Or do you mean "<B" ("angle B") actually to mean "side B", and so forth?

Thank you.

Eliz.

 

[Monkeyeatbutt]

I was meaning angle B and listing angles hen I should have been listing sides.

 

[pka]

so then its side CA, Side AB, and side CB?

From least to greatest!
Don’t you have it backward?

 

[Monkeyeatbutt]

LOL yah. Thanks i probly would have never cought that