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What has 4 sides 2 obtuse angles and 2 acute angles?
a triangle easy
Does an Obtuse Triangle have equal sides?
no
What is an triangle with obtuse angle and no congruent sides?
It is a scalene triangle
Why can't a scalene triangle be obtuse?
A scalene triangle CAN be obtuse. A scalene triangle just has to have different measurement on all three sides.
What type of triangle has sides 1411 25?
an obtuse, scalene triangle
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