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What Is Triangle ???​

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Answered by naguu
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A triangle is a polygon with three edges and three vertices. It is one of the basic shapes in geometry. A triangle with vertices A, B, and C is denoted. In Euclidean geometry any three points, when non-collinear, determine a unique triangle and simultaneously, a unique plane.

Answered by BoyBrainly
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 \fbox{ \fbox{ \bold{ \large{ \: triangles \:  \: }}}}

 \to A figure enclosed by three line segments is called a Triangles

 \to Triangles has 3 angles and 3 sides

 \bold{ \large{  \fbox{ \fbox{ \:  \: Classification \:  of  \: Triangles \:  \: }}}}

 \bold{ \underline{ \: According \:  to  \: the \:  length \:  of  \: their  \: sides  \: \:  \:  }}

 \to Scalene triangle - the triangle having all the sides of different lengths is called scalene triangle

 \to Isosceles triangle - the triangle whose any two sides are equal is called isosceles triangle

 \to Equilateral triangle - the triangle whose all sides are equal is called equilateral triangle

 \bold{ \underline{According \:  to  \: the  \: measures \:  of  \: their \:  angles  \: \:  \:  }}

 \to Acute angled triangle - the triangle in which each angle is a cube is called acute angled triangle

 \to Right angled triangle - the triangle whose one angle is 90 degree is called right angled triangle

 \to Obtuse angled triangle - the triangle in which only one angle is obtuse is called obtuse angled triangle

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