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Classify the triangle shown by its sides and angles. Check all that apply. 73° 349 730 Equilateral Scalene Isosceles Obtuse Right Acute Equiangular
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Classify the triangle shown by its sides and angles. Check all that apply. 73° 349 730 Equilateral Scalene Isosceles Obtuse Right Acute Equiangular
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Classify the triangle shown by its sides and angles. Check all that apply.
73°
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I think it might be scalene
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