Yup, it sure can! It is the triangle that is most seen to have an obtuse angle unlike the isosceles or equilateral. These triangles are more seen to have acute angles.
It is a scalene triangle
its a triangle has 1 obtuse angle greater than 90 degress it also scalene NO equal sides
It is an obtuse scalene triangle
Either an isosceles or a scalene triangle can have one right angle.
It is a scalene triangle (no sides or angles equal) with one obtuse angle meaning over 90 degrees.
It is impossible to have an obtuse AND scalene triangle, because in order for it to be obtuse, it must have one obtuse angle but, in order for a triangle to be scalene it must have two equivalent sides. So, in the end if you have an obtuse and scalene triangle, it is not longer a triangle.
Yes. Scalene simply means that a triangle's sides are all different lengths. Obtuse means that a triangle has an obtuse angle. Therefore, you can have an obtuse scalene triangle.
An obtuse scalene triangle.
It can be an isosceles triangle or a scalene triangle if it has 1 obtuse angle
Yes it can have one obtuse angle.
It is a scalene triangle
A scalene triangle can have an obtuse angle and two different acute angles.
its a triangle has 1 obtuse angle greater than 90 degress it also scalene NO equal sides
It is an obtuse scalene triangle
Either an isosceles or a scalene triangle can have one right angle.
An obtuse triangle is a triangle whos angle measure is greater than 180. The length of the sides of a scalene triangle are all different.
There are FOUR(4) different types of triangle. EQUILATERAL ; All sides the same length , and all angles at 60 degrees. ISOSCELES ; Two sides the same length, and two angles of the same value. RIGHT-ANGLED ; Three sides of DIFFERENT lengths or two sides the same length, MUST contain a right-angle (90 degree). SCALENE ; All three sides of different length, and all three angles of different values. For ALL triangles drawn in 2-dimension , the sum of the interior angles must be 180 degrees. NB for a triangle drawn across a 3-dimensional surface (sphere), the sum of the interior angles may be greater than 180 degrees.