Question

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true or false? a triangle is inscribed in another figure if each vertex of the
triangle lies somewhere in the interior of that figure.

a. true

b. false

Explanation:

An inscribed triangle requires all its vertices to lie on the boundary (circumference/edge) of the containing figure, not just the interior. The given definition incorrectly specifies the interior instead of the boundary.

Answer:

B. False