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What is the area of a trianlge?
180 degrees
Does an equilateral trianlge and an octagon tessellate?
No, they cannot.
Can segments 8 7 and 15 form a trianlge?
yes
Could 51213 be side measurements for a right trianlge?
Yes
What is a isosceles trianlge?
An isosceles triangle (180*) - two sides are the same length.
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What is the area of a trianlge?
180 degrees
How many edges does a trianlge prism have?
88
Does an equilateral trianlge and an octagon tessellate?
No, they cannot.
Can a right trianlge ever be a equillateral traingle?
never
Can segments 8 7 and 15 form a trianlge?
yes
Could 51213 be side measurements for a right trianlge?
Yes
What trianlge has 3 angles and two are the same?
A isosceles triangle
What is significance of invention of fire?
CAVEMEN
If a trianlge has an area of 16 and a base of 4 what is the height of the triangle?
8
Sum of the angles in a trianlge?
The sum of the angles in a triangle is 180 degrees.
What trianlge has no sides the same length?
Scalene triangle has no sides of same length
What is a isosceles trianlge?
An isosceles triangle (180*) - two sides are the same length.
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