Bruce H. answered 03/16/19
PATIENT/TRUSTWORTHY DR BRUCE-END YOUR ADVANCED GEOMETRY STRUGGLES
Let a=5, b=6 and c=7,
Then to be a right triangle, c^2 must exactly equal a^2+b^2,
To be an obtuse triangle, c^2 must be greater than a^2+b^2
Finally, to be an acute triangle, c^2 must be less than a^2+b^2
For this particular example, a^2=25, b^2=36, and c^2=49
Clearly, a^2+b^2=61, which makes c^2 less than this total. Therefore, this particular triangle is ACUTE (containing 3 angles, each of which measures less than 90 degrees) and is also SCALENE by virtue of having 3 unequal side lengths.