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Let's ignore 'triangles' with sides of length zero. I assume that you mean triangles with sides of whole-number length; otherwise, the possibilities are infinite.

The sides have to add to five. There are only two ways of doing this:

1 + 1 + 3

1 + 2 + 2

Both of these possibilities satisfy the other constraint mentioned in the question.

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Q: How many different triangles exist so that any side-length is less than 4 units long and the sum of all three sides is equal to 5?
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