Yes and no. Being irregular means that all sides and angles are different, thus, giving the shape no symmetry. Regular is just the opposite, of course. Triangles can be both because there can be different kinds of triangles. For example, an equilateral triangle would be regular because all its sides and angles are equal. Now a scalene triangle is different, for none of its sides are equal. Though, there is another triangle, called the isosceles triangle, that only has two of its sides equal. Remember, an irregular shape must have all its sides and angles to be unmatched, so that means the isosceles is still regular.
all regular triangles has 60degreeson each angles.
Of course not! There are obtuse and acute triangles.
Six equilateral triangles are found in a regular 6 sided hexagon
Only if it is a regular tetrahedron, regular octahedron, or regular icosahedron. All other geodesics have isosceles triangle faces, not equilateral triangles.
This question is based on a misunderstanding of facts. A triangle can be but need not be a regular polygon. In fact most triangles are not regular: only equilateral triangles are.
you can split a regular hexagon into 6 triangles
all regular triangles has 60degreeson each angles.
Of course not! There are obtuse and acute triangles.
Six equilateral triangles are found in a regular 6 sided hexagon
Only if it is a regular tetrahedron, regular octahedron, or regular icosahedron. All other geodesics have isosceles triangle faces, not equilateral triangles.
The number of triangles that we can fit in a regular polygon with n sides is n - 2.
Squares and equilateral triangles will tessellate leaving no gaps or overlaps.
This question is based on a misunderstanding of facts. A triangle can be but need not be a regular polygon. In fact most triangles are not regular: only equilateral triangles are.
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