What is the measure of the largest side of an isosceles acute, if one side is 36

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dusya [7]2 years ago

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The measure of the largest side of an isosceles acute triangle with one side of 36 degrees is 72 degrees.

<h3>What is an isosceles triangle?</h3>

A triangle with two sides and angles of equal length and degrees is an isosceles triangle.

Acute Triangle:-

A triangle whose all angels are greater than and less than 90° i.e., all angels are acute is called an acute triangle.

Therefore, all the three angles are less than 90 degrees and two angles are equal.

If one angle is 36 degrees, the other two angles will be 72 degrees each.

If the two angles are 36 degrees each, the last angle will be 108 degrees. 108 degrees is greater than 90 degrees..

Therefore, the angles will be 36°, 36° and 72°.

Hence, the measure of the largest side of an isosceles acute triangle with one side of 36 degrees is 72 degrees.

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