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diamong [38]3 years ago

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Triángulo equilátero = todos los 3 lados son congruentes ("equilátero" = lados iguales)

Triángulo isósceles = solo 2 lados son congruentes

Triángulo escaleno = todos los lados son diferentes

El triángulo que se muestra aquí es isósceles porque 2 de los lados tienen la misma longitud de 7 cm.

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