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It has 3 sides

It has no diagonals

It has 3 interior angles

It has 3 exterior angle

Interior angles add up to 180 degrees

Exterior angles add up to 360 degrees

Can be right angled

Can be equilateral

Can be obtuse

Can be isosceles

Can be scalene

Multiples of a triangle can form other polygons

Its lengths, area and angles can be determined by means of trigonometry

Pythagoras' theorem is applicable to all right angle triangles

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