Question
Based on two different triangles(with different side lengths), what can you conclude?
Only one triangle can be formed given three angles
Many triangles can be formed given three angles
no triangles can be form given three angles
Only one triangle can be formed given three angles
Many triangles can be formed given three angles
no triangles can be form given three angles
Answers
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The correct conclusion based on the properties of triangles is:
**Only one triangle can be formed given three angles.**
This is due to the fact that the angles of a triangle determine its shape, even if the size of the triangle differs. If you have three specific angles that add up to 180 degrees, there is exactly one way to create a triangle with those angles, though it may be scaled up or down. However, the overall shape remains the same (similar triangles).
In contrast, three sides can result in different triangles depending on their lengths, but with angles, the shape is fixed.
**Only one triangle can be formed given three angles.**
This is due to the fact that the angles of a triangle determine its shape, even if the size of the triangle differs. If you have three specific angles that add up to 180 degrees, there is exactly one way to create a triangle with those angles, though it may be scaled up or down. However, the overall shape remains the same (similar triangles).
In contrast, three sides can result in different triangles depending on their lengths, but with angles, the shape is fixed.