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If three vectors "a", "b" and "c" are given (in or in , it does not matter),
then the necessary and sufficient condition for them to be the sides of a triangle / (to form a triangle) is the equality
a + b + c = 0.
You can EASILY check ON YOUR OWN that for the given vectors
a + b - c = 0.
It means that the vectors "a", "b" and "-c" form a triangle;
hence, the segments "a", "b" and "c" (if you forget about their directions) form a triangle.
The second part of the proof, regarding right angle triangle, do in the same way as the other author did in his (or her) post.
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See the lesson
- Sum of vectors that are coherently oriented sides of a convex closed polygon
in this site.