angles.....is this the right one, if so........

[12-year-old-poet]

Explain why you need to know the measures of all three angles of a triangle before you can name it by its angles.

 

[12-year-old-poet]

OKay. THat is what I was asking, and Thank you.

 

[12-year-old-poet]

okaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay.......... thanks

 

[12-year-old-poet]

that actually helped me.... and I thank you for it

 

[12-year-old-poet]

haha, I can tell you are so nice aren't you

 

[12-year-old-poet]

haha, that sucks.... you mean you can't be helpful???? mmmmmmmmm....

 

[robin]

i have the aswer

hey if u dont u cant find out what type of triangle it is.EX. 30 d. on one side 65 d. on another 85 d. on another.that equals 180d. but they r all undr 90. simple!

 

[12-year-old-poet]

thanks

 

[robin]

sure i am robin.

 

[12-year-old-poet]

go up to the notifications by where it says welcome and your name. click there to read what I sent you

 

[lookagain]

Explain why you need to know the
measures of all three angles of a triangle before you can name it by its angles.

12-year-old-poet,

I believe that you don't even know what you're asking for in this
unclear and/or ambiguous statement.


If a triangle has an obtuse angle, then it is known that it is
an obtuse triangle.

If a triangle has a right angle, then it is known that it is
a right triangle.

If it is known that a triangle has two acute angles,
then it is possibly an acute triangle, a right triangle,
or an obtuse triangle. This is the only case where
the remaining angle has to be known to state which
type of triangle it is.

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It's as if someone asks you a clarification question,
and you impulsively latch onto their potentially
correct meaning.

 

[12-year-old-poet]

okay, how do change it then? and I'll shut up in case you haven't read any of my other "posts"