document.write( "Question 1180981: Karen says that there is only one triangle with sides of 3
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document.write( "    - either NO ONE TRIANGLE with the given side lengths does exist (if the triangle inequalities are violated)\r\n" );
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document.write( "    - OR infinitely many such triangles do exists, but they all are congruent.\r\n" );
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