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if x and y are coordinates of the vertices of a triangle and more over they are rational numbers, then the triangle cannot be

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Answered by assisinghpal

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equilateral triangle . explanation :- we know, all sides of an equilateral triangle be equal. ... yes of course , vertices of an equilateral triangle cannot be a set of rational numbers.

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if x and y are coordinates of the vertices of a triangle and more over they are rational numbers, then the triangle cannot be​

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if x and y are coordinates of the vertices of a triangle and more over they are rational numbers, then the triangle cannot be