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well, scalene is all different, equilateral is all the same,
so.... isosceles if where 2 sides are the same length but the third side
is a different length
Hope this helps. p.s. I'm in 7th grade i should know (i take the algebra class! i am a smarticle.)
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Well my Math Teacher said it was 2 but still don't think that... May be 2 Hope that helps.
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