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1 year ago

Determine the type of triangle that is drawn below. R 34° 4 T 1019 5.6 3.22 45° S

Mathematics

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iren [92.7K]1 year ago

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Answer:

Scalene Obtuse Triangle

Explanation:

Given the triangle in the attached image.

Classifying based on sides;

The triangle is a Scalene Triangle because all the sides of the triangle are different in sizes, no two sides are equal.

Also classifying based on angles;

The triangle ia an Obtuse Triangle because it has one of its angle greater than 90 degrees, it consist of one obtuse angle.

Therefore, combining the two classifications, The triangle is a Scalene Obtuse Triangle.

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