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Mathematics, 14.01.2021 19:50 kotetravels10

Complete the sentence to describe the triangle shown. part 1
A) an acute triangle
B) an obtuse triangle
C) a right angle
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part 2
A) an equilateral triangle
B) an isosceles triangle
C) a scalene triangle


Complete the sentence to describe the triangle shown.

part 1 
A) an acute triangle 
B) an obtuse

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