W. Which measurements could NOT represent the side lengths of a right triangle?

To determine which set of measurements cannot represent the side lengths of a right triangle, we can use the Pythagorean Theorem, which states that for any right triangle with legs and , and hypotenuse , the relationship must hold.

Let’s check each set:

The set that could NOT represent the side lengths of a right triangle is .

When faced with geometry questions, it’s vital to remember the Pythagorean theorem and check the conditions systematically! It’s like solving a puzzle; missing a piece can throw the whole picture off!

Looking for some hands-on practice? Try creating your own sets of triangles to test. Grab a ruler and see if you can come up with measurements that work or don’t. It’s a fun way to strengthen your understanding of triangle properties and the Pythagorean theorem!