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Classify the following triangle. Check all that apply. 35 10.1 1020 A. Scalene B. Right C. Isosceles D. Acute E. Obtuse F. Equilateral
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Classify the following triangle. Check all that apply. 35 10.1 1020 A. Scalene B. Right C. Isosceles D. Acute E. Obtuse F. Equilateral
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Classify the following triangle. Check all that apply.
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A. Scalene
B. Right
C. Isosceles
D. Acute
E. Obtuse
F. Equilateral
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