Question
A triangle has two 67° angles and one 46° angle. Is this triangle scalene?
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To determine if a triangle is scalene, we need to examine the angles of the triangle. A scalene triangle is defined as a triangle where all three sides are of different lengths, which also implies that all three angles must be different.
In the triangle you provided, there are two angles measuring 67° and one angle measuring 46°. Since two angles (67° and 67°) are the same, this triangle does not have all angles of different measures.
Therefore, this triangle is **not scalene**; it is actually an **isosceles triangle** because it has at least two equal angles.
In the triangle you provided, there are two angles measuring 67° and one angle measuring 46°. Since two angles (67° and 67°) are the same, this triangle does not have all angles of different measures.
Therefore, this triangle is **not scalene**; it is actually an **isosceles triangle** because it has at least two equal angles.