To solve this question we will have to make use of the triangle inequality which states that "the sum of the lengths of any two sides of a triangle must be greater than the length of the third side".
Let us now use this inequality to check Part A to Part E.
Part A: [tex] 3+4\ngtr9 [/tex] therefore, triangle is not possible
Part B: [tex] 3+6\ngtr9 [/tex] therefore, triangle is not possible
Part C: [tex] 4+5\ngtr9 [/tex] therefore, triangle is not possible
Part D: [tex] 4+6>9, 4+9>6, 6+9>4 [/tex] As all the three sides adhere to the triangle inequality, a triangle is possible with these dimensions.
Part E: [tex] 5+5>9, 5+9>5, 9+5>5 [/tex] As all the three sides adhere to the triangle inequality, a triangle is possible with these dimensions.
Thus, only Options D and E apply