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Chapter 10: Q.31 (page 541)

The ration of the side lengths of a triangle is3:3:4. Classify the triangle by its side lengths.

  1. Scalene B. Equilateral C. Isosceles D. Acute

Short Answer

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The triangle will be isosceles. Option C is correct.

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Step 1. Given Information.

Ratio of side length of triangles3:3:4.

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Step 2. Calculation.

The ratio of length is3:3:4, here, the ratios of two side length is equal, means length of two sides are equal. This type of triangle is classified as isosceles triangle.

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