Triangles side lengths and measures
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- An equilateral triangle has all side the same length and all interior angles equal. Therefore there is no "largest" or "smallest" in this case. All sides are congruent and equal.

- Pie de imagen: congruent
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- Isosceles triangles have two sides the same length and two equal interior angles. Therefore there can be two sides and angles that can be the "largest" of the "smallest."

- Pie de imagen: two sides of equal length
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- The scalene triangle as no congruent sides. Each side must have different length.

- Pie de imagen: sides unequal in length
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- Has three acute angles, an acute angle measures less than 90 degrees.

- Pie de imagen: acute triangle with less than 90 degree measurments
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- Has an obtuse angle, an obtuse angle has more than 90 degrees.
- Since the total degree in a triangle is 180 degrees, an obtuse triangle can only have one angle that measures more than 90 degrees.

- Pie de imagen: In the picture the shaded part is the obtuse angle that distinguishes the triangle.
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- Had one 90 degree angle.

- Pie de imagen: where the box nornally is, is the right angle
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- Diapositivas sobre Triangles side lengths and measures, creado por Karly Lambert el 17/10/2016.
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