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Triangle JKL has vertices J(0, 0) K(5, 0) and L(0, -3). Is triangle JKL equilateral? NEED ANSWER
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Triangle JKL has vertices J(0, 0) K(5, 0) and L(0, -3). Is triangle JKL equilateral? NEED ANSWER

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Yes

Explanation:

It has two zeros side by side and a zero in each parenthesis, so because they have a common number they are equallateral

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