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Could a triangle and a square be congruent?
yes because if u split the square in half it is two triangles
What are the two triangles called when you split a rhombus diagonally?
Scalene Triangle
What is the ratio of one triangle in a square?
in one square, there are two triangles, so the ratio of triangles to sqaures is 2:1
How do you calculate square metres of a plot with 4 unequal sides?
As it stands you cannot. You have to split the plot into two triangles, or other shapes whose areas can be calculated using a formula.
What kind of triangle has a line of symmetry that creates two triangles?
An equilateral triangle and an isosceles triangle would both have lines of symmetry that would split it into two triangles.
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