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3 years ago

Plssssss help me out

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N76 [4]3 years ago

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Would hve to b
As one angle is 90 degrees then it is deemed a right angle triangle.
It can’t be an equaliser all triangle as all angles hve to be the same (which isn’t what the data tells u).
Your left with B.

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