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What is the differences between an isoceles triangle and an obtuse triangle?
-- An isosceles triangle can also be an obtuse triangle but it doesn't have to be. -- An obtuse triangle can also be an isosceles triangle but it doesn't have to be. So there's no consistent diferences betwen them.
If a triangle is obtuse then is it isosceles?
An obtuse triangle is not necessarily isosceles, but it can be.
What is a triangle that has has 1 obtuse?
It can be an isosceles triangle or a scalene triangle if it has 1 obtuse angle
Does an obtuse triangle have to be scalene?
No. An obtuse triangle can be isosceles. It just can't be a right or equilateral triangle.
Is every obtuse triangle a scalene triangle?
no- it can be an isosceles triangle
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