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This type of "triangle" would be the result of calculus-type calculation where one side of the triangle approaches zero in length. The figure will only be a true triangle (by definition, 3 sides, 3 angles) so long as the side is still approaching zero, no matter how small. Once the side becomes zero, the figure will fit the description in the question above, but will no longer be considered a triangle, for practical purposes.

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