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Can an isoceles triangle be an obtuse triangle? Explain.
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Can an isoceles triangle be an obtuse triangle? Explain.
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Yes, the hypotenuse must be longer than both of the other sides though for it to be obtuse.
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Answer:
it can and cant at the same time.
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