An isosceles triangle has two congruent sides and angles if m<b is greater than m<a than the congruent side lengths are line AB and line BC because the each congruent angle are opposite to one of the congruent sides. So line
In an isosceles triangle ! Two angles and two sides are equal. If angle b is greater than a then angle a= angle c (since b is not equal to a). This means that the adjacent sides of angle a and angle c will be equal. In this case the sides AB and BC are equal. Angle a= angle c. In this case AB is NOT equal to AC and AC is NOT equal to BC. #answerwithquality #BAL
