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An isosceles triangle has at least two congruent sides. the perimeter of a certain isosceles triangle is at most 12 in. the length of each of the two congruent sides is 5 in. what are the possible length of the remaining side?
a. s > = 5 but less than 12
b. s < = 12 but greater than 0
c. s < = 10 but greater than 0
d. s < = 2 but greater than 0
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but must be greater than 0
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