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Is it possible to draw an equilateral acute triangle?
Yes, because an equilateral triangle is always acute.
What does an equilateral triangle and an acute triangle look like?
Click on the link for equilateral acute triangle.
Are acute triangles always acute?
Normaly yes but they can take the form of an isosceles or an equilateral triangle
Is an equilateral triangle have a acute angle in it?
An equilateral triangle has three acute (60 degree) angles.
Can an acute triangle also be an equilateral triangle?
Yes it can. Every equilateral triangle is an acute one. To put it another way, the family of acute triangles includes all equilateral ones.
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