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What are they? I don’t quite understand it

1 answer:

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The answers are:

Top Left - equilateral triangle (all three sides are equal)

Top Right - scalene triangle (no sides are equal)

Bottom Left - right angle triangle (one right angle)

Bottom Right - obtuse angle triangle ( one obtuse angle)

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