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Do you set the legs of an isosceles triangle equal to each other when given one leg and the other is an equation?
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Do you set the legs of an isosceles triangle equal to each other when given one leg and the other is an equation?

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Yes

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Both legs of an isosceles triangle are congruent so they can be made to say that one leg=the equation of the other leg.

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