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Classify the following triangle 120 degrees options a. acute b.Scalene c.isosceles d.obtuse e.right f. equilateral
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Classify the following triangle 120 degrees options a. acute b.Scalene c.isosceles d.obtuse e.right f. equilateral
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Classify the following triangle 120 degrees
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a. acute
b.Scalene
c.isosceles
d.obtuse
e.right
f. equilateral
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Answer:
I think it is Obtuse.
Explanation:
120 Degrees - Obtuse
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