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draw an example of each type of triangle or explain why it is not possible isosceles right
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What is an isosceles triangle? What is a right triangle?
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Isosceles Triangle - A triangle where two of the sides are congruent, and thus two of the angles will also be congruent Right Triangle - A triangle where one angle equal 90 degrees
An Isosceles Right Triangle will always have one right triangle and the other two angles will always be 45 degrees. Now, for a regular isosceles triangle, there still has to be two equal angles, but they don't have to be 45 degrees.
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