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What are the three different classifications of a triangle?
Equalateral, Isosceles, Scalene; Acute, Obtuse, Right
Name all the kinds of triangles?
Right Angled triangle Isoceles triangle Equalateral Acute scalene triangle Obtuse scalene triangle equalatrial isosilies scaline
Is it possible to make an obtuse equilateral triangle?
No. It is not possible to make a equilateral triangle that is obtuse.
Is a triangle symmetric?
'Isocoles' and 'Equalateral' triangles are, scalene, right angled, and obtuse triangles are not.
How many side does the equalateral triangle have?
An equalateral triangle has three sides.
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