To find an isosceles acute triangle that's not equilateral, drag the vertices of EFG based on the given information: EG = 5.13, GF = 8.02, and EF = 7.63. Use the angles E = 75, F = 38, and G = 67 to construct the triangle.
To find an isosceles acute triangle that's not equilateral, we need to drag the vertices of EFG based on the given information: EG = 5.13, GF = 8.02, and EF = 7.63. We also have the angles E = 75, F = 38, and G = 67.
First, draw a line segment EF of length 7.63. Then, at point E, construct angle E with a measure of 75 degrees. Next, draw a circle centered at E with a radius of 5.13. This circle intersects the line segment EF at point G. Lastly, connect points F and G to complete the triangle.
The resulting triangle EFG will be isosceles and acute, but not equilateral.
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Drag the vertices of EFG to find an isosceles acute triangle that’s not equilateral, where EG=5.13, GF=8.02 and EF=7.63. Angle E=75, F=38 and angle G=67.