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What do we call a triangle that has 2 equal sides?
It is an isosceles triangle that has two equal sides
What do you call a triangle with to equal sides?
An equilateral triangle
What do you call a triangle with 3 equal sides?
equilateral triangle
What do you call a triangle that is not equal on all sides?
a scalene triangle
What to call a triangle when all sides are equal?
An equilateral triangle
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