Julie has the three segments shown in the graph. can she make a triangle with these segments.
a) yes, the segments meet the triangle inequality theorem.
b) no, the segments do not meet the triangle inequality theorem.
c) no, the segments do not meet the pythagorean theorem.
d) there is not enough information to tell.

ppl the answers A

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the triangle inequality if a, b, and c are lengths of the legs of a triangle then a + b > c. If you measure the segments, their measurements are 5, 5, and  

10

and 5 + 5 >  

10

. Therefore, Yes, the segments do meet the triangle inequality.

The linear line one, the one that goes straight up, the bottom right

Step-by-step explanation:

Because its linear and functions have 2 be linear