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define types of triangle​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Required Answer:-

Types of triangles:

a) Isosceles triangle:

  • Isosceles triangle is triangle with two equal sides and one different side.

b) Equilateral triangle:

  • Equilateral triangle is triangle with all equal sides.

c) Scalene triangle:

  • Scalene triangle is triangle with all different sides.
Answered by MasterDhruva
8

Types of triangles :-

According to the sides of the triangle, there are mainly three types of triangles. They are :-

{\large \bigstar \: \: \sf \underline{Equilateral \: triangle :-}}

  • The equilateral triangle has all the sides measuring equal. It doesn't have a greatest side nor a smaller side. All it's angles measures same.
  • This triangle can be cut into three equal pieces. It has three lines of symmetry, which can cut them into equal parts.

{\large \bigstar \: \: \sf \underline{Isosceles \: triangle :-}}

  • The isosceles triangle has three sides in which it's two sides measures the same and the third side measures differently. It's two angles measures same.
  • Any two sides of the triangle can be same whereas other different. This has only one line of symmetry and can cut into two equal parts.

{\large \bigstar \: \: \sf \underline{Scalene \: triangle :-}}

  • The scalene triangle has three sides in which all the three sides of the triangle measures differently and none of the angles measures same.
  • This triangle can no more cut into equal parts. It doesn't have any lines of symmetry which divides them into equal parts.

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According to the angles of the triangle, there are mainly three types of triangle. They are :-

{\large \bigstar \: \: \sf \underline{Right-angled \: triangle :-}}

  • This triangle has any one angle which forms a right angle i.e, it contains any one of it's angle as a 90°. This triangle has many concepts such as pythagoras theorem.
  • The other two angles of this triangle measures less than 90° i.e, two acute angles.

{\large \bigstar \: \: \sf \underline{Acute-angled \: triangle :-}}

  • The acute angled triangle has all the angles measuring less than 90°. The angles greater than 0° but less than 90° are considered as acute angles.
  • Every equilateral triangle has only acute angles. If there is one obtuse angle then it's not considered as acute-angled triangle.

{\large \bigstar \: \: \sf \underline{Obtuse-angled \: triangle :-}}

  • The obtuse angled triangle has any one of the angles measuring more than 90° but less than 180°.
  • The angles between 90 and 180 degrees are considered as obtuse angled triangle. Any one of the angle in this triangle should be obtuse.
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