Question

A triangle whose angles measure 40,100 and 40 is​

Answer 1

Answer:

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A triangle whose angles measure 40,100 and 40 is ISOSCELES TRIANGLE.

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• Isosceles triangle are triangles with 2 sides equal and the third side of is different in length.

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Given

• 40
• 100
• 40

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100 >40

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• Answer of the question is isosceles triangle

Answer 2

An isosceles triangle is a correct answer.

An isosceles triangle:

• An isosceles triangle is a triangle with (at least) the same aspects. In the parent above, the 2 same aspects have length and the ultimate aspect has length.

Explanation:

• This belonging is equal to 2 angles of the triangle being equal. An isosceles triangle. therefore.
• It has equal aspects and equal angles.
• In these given facts 40, and 40 are lengths of the 2 same aspects and the ultimate aspect has a length of 100.

Properties of An isosceles triangle:

• Two aspects are congruent to every other.
• The 1/3 aspect of an isosceles triangle that is unequal to the opposite aspects is known as the base of the isosceles triangle.
• The angles contrary to the same sides are congruent to every other.

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