In an expanding triangle, must the time of wave-c be longer than the time of wave-a?

Answer:

This may be the shortest response ever given on this service...the answer is YES. For whatever reason, the first leg of any contracting or expanding Triangle must be the most violent leg of that Triangle. When a neutral Triangle is forming, there appears to be some leeway regarding this rule, but it has applied to every expanding and contracting Triangle I've ever seen.

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