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Andrew is using three pieces of scrap wood to build a wall shelf in his bathroom. The shelf will be shaped like a triangle, and the pieces of scrap wood measure 12 inches, 15 inches and 9 inches long. Will the shelf be shaped like a right triangle? Why or why not? *
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