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How do you prove that isosceles triangles have three equal sides? - Answers
If You Prove An Isosceles Triangle To Have Three Equal Sides. You Now Have Disproved It As Being An Isosceles Triangle. So Even If You Could You Would Now Have An Equilateral Triangle. I Just Can`t See A Way This Can Be Done.
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