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Can a right triangle be obtuse?
no, because a triangle has to be180 degrees and since a right triagle has to have a 90 degree angle the other two angles can't be bigger than 90 degrees, which is the requirement in order to be an obtuse triangle.
The line across from the right angle is called a?
In a right angle triangle, the line across from the riht angle is called the hypotenuse.
What is an angle of 90 called?
A right angle
What is a triangle containing a right angle called?
A right angle triangle.
An angle of 90 degrees is called what?
A right angle
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