Question

Judy drew an isosceles triangle.One side of the triangle was 6 incheslong. The other side of the triangle was 9 inches long. What couldbe the length of the third side of the triangle Judy drew? Explainyour reasoning.

Answer 1

Isosceles triangles Have two sides that have the same measure, and one of them is different.

So, we can have two situations:

6 - 6 - 9

or

9 - 9 - 6