There cannot be a "medium triangle with 5 sides". A triangle can have 3 sides and only 3 sides. Any other number of sides and it is not a triangle.
Simply assemble the triangles in to a rectangle.
The answer depends on the shapes and sizes of the triangles. I can make a big triangle, a quadrilateral, pentagon, hexagon, etc up to 12 sides.
To create a large triangle using one hexagon and three triangles, first, position the hexagon so that one of its sides is aligned horizontally. Then, place the three triangles around the hexagon, with their bases aligned with the hexagon's sides, forming an outward-facing triangle shape. Ensure that the points of the triangles reach outward to complete the larger triangle's vertices. Adjust the positioning to ensure all shapes fit together seamlessly, creating a cohesive larger triangle.
No because a triangle has three sides and triangle's are shape different.
Triangle In a tetrahedron, all sides are triangles
the star of david
Simply assemble the triangles in to a rectangle.
Triangles!
3 sided shapes are triangles
The answer depends on the shapes and sizes of the triangles. I can make a big triangle, a quadrilateral, pentagon, hexagon, etc up to 12 sides.
a BIG HUGE triangle i am in the 2ndgrade and i am 8 i am in glenarnden woods elem. in pgcps
To create a large triangle using one hexagon and three triangles, first, position the hexagon so that one of its sides is aligned horizontally. Then, place the three triangles around the hexagon, with their bases aligned with the hexagon's sides, forming an outward-facing triangle shape. Ensure that the points of the triangles reach outward to complete the larger triangle's vertices. Adjust the positioning to ensure all shapes fit together seamlessly, creating a cohesive larger triangle.
No because a triangle has three sides and triangle's are shape different.
Triangle In a tetrahedron, all sides are triangles
Triangles have three straight sides.
A triangle based pyramid.
Use three sticks to form a triangle. Use the other three sticks to form an inverted triangle and place it on top of the first. You will have two large triangles and six small ones - eight triangles in all. The shape is also known as the Star of David.