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What is a triangle that has one angle?
There are no triangles with only one angle.
Do equilateral triangles have one right angle?
Equilateral triangles have only acute angles ti be equal to each other
Do all acute triangles have only one acute angle?
No. All triangles MUST have at least two acute angles.
Why cant triangles have more then one right angle?
Triangles can only have an internal angle sum of 180, if you have two angles at 90 degrees, their sum would be 180 leaving no more degrees to create the last angle.
How man triangles can be isosceles and have an angle of 65 degrees?
Infinitely many. Having found one triangle, you can find infinitely many similar triangles.
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