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What are the rules of an isosceles right triangle?

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Answer: An isosceles right triangle is a type of right triangle whose legs (base and height) are equal in length. Since the two sides of the right triangle are equal in measure, the corresponding angles are also equal. Therefore, in an isosceles right triangle, two sides and the two acute angles are equal.
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