Which statements regarding Triangle E F G are true? Select three options. E F + F G greater-than E G E G + F G greater-than E F E G minus F G less-than E F E F minus F G greater-than E G E G + E F less-than F G

EF + FG > EG

EG + FG > EF and

EG - FG < EF

Step-by-step explanation:

The length of the third side of a triangle is always less than the sum of the lengths of any two sides of a triangle.

So, for a triangle Δ EFG,

EF + FG > EG

EG + FG > EF and

EG - FG < EF are true. (Answer)

Now, EF - FG > EG is not possible.

And EG + EF < FG is also not possible.

It is the first three options. A, B, C or 1,2,3

Good luck on your Cumulative Exam And have a great summer ... If you pass that is.

Bk 2020