The Triangle Inequality
Without loss of generality we may assume a\leq b\leq c.
It is quite obvious that a+c\geq b\qquad a+b>c
Rotate \mathcal{BC} about \mathcal{B} and \mathcal{AC} about \mathcal{A}.
Now as we can see in the above diagram a+b>c
NOTE:a+b=c would imply that the triangle is degenerate.
It is quite obvious that a+c\geq b\qquad a+b>c
Rotate \mathcal{BC} about \mathcal{B} and \mathcal{AC} about \mathcal{A}.
Now as we can see in the above diagram a+b>c
NOTE:a+b=c would imply that the triangle is degenerate.
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