O is the point in the exterior of $△ A B C$ .Use the symbols $<, > or = to$ make the following statements true.
$OA + OC AC$

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Construction of figure;
$O$ is the point in the exterior of $△ ABC$ .
Join $OA, OB and OC$ .
Here, we can see $AOB$ is a triangle.
We know that Triangle inequality theorem states that , Sum of the length of any two sides of a triangle is greater than the third side.
$OA + OC > AC$

Hence, the given statement is $OA + OC > AC$

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