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What type of triangle has sides 6h, 80E, and 6h?
What type of triangle has sides 6h, 80E, and 6h?
- Isosceles Triangle (correct)
- Right Triangle
- Equilateral Triangle
- Scalene Triangle
Which set of sides belong to an isosceles triangle?
Which set of sides belong to an isosceles triangle?
- 6h, 80E, 6h
- 5E, 0C, 5E
- 8C, 9L1, 09hC
- 9C, h 5.5, 9C (correct)
Which type of triangle has all sides of equal length?
Which type of triangle has all sides of equal length?
- Right Triangle
- Equilateral Triangle (correct)
- Isosceles Triangle
- Scalene Triangle
What type of triangle has sides 5E, 0C, and 5E?
What type of triangle has sides 5E, 0C, and 5E?
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Which set of sides does not form a scalene triangle?
Which set of sides does not form a scalene triangle?
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Types of Triangles
- A Scalene Triangle has three sides of different lengths, such as 6h, 80E, and 6h, or 8C, 9L1, and 09hC.
- An Isosceles Triangle has two sides of equal length, such as 9C and 9C, with a third side of length h 5.5.
- An Equilateral Triangle has three sides of equal length, such as 5E, 5E, and 5E.
- There are multiple examples of Scalene Triangles, including those with sides 10, 7C1, and 98C1, and those with sides 7, h 5, and 919.
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