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Different kinds of triangles accrdg to sides and angles? - Answers

Angles: Acute->measures of angles all less than 90 degrees. Obtuse->One angle greater than 90 degrees. Right->One angle exactly 90 degrees. Equilateral->all equal sides Isosceles-> 2 equal sides Scalene->No equal sides



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Angles: Acute->measures of angles all less than 90 degrees. Obtuse->One angle greater than 90 degrees. Right->One angle exactly 90 degrees. Equilateral->all equal sides Isosceles-> 2 equal sides Scalene->No equal sides



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Angles: Acute->measures of angles all less than 90 degrees. Obtuse->One angle greater than 90 degrees. Right->One angle exactly 90 degrees. Equilateral->all equal sides Isosceles-> 2 equal sides Scalene->No equal sides

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