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Does an equilateral triangle count as an isosceles?
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it satisfies the definition of isoscles triangle so yes
No, an isocles is a triangle with two sides the same length, where as the third side is a different length
hmm
wat he said^^^
i must say i am not so sure ... i'll check the def again
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yes it does coz an isosceles triangle is a triangle with 2 equal sides which an equilateral triangle obviously has...
Does it not matter about the third side also being equal to the other two?
"An isosceles triangle is a triangle with (at least) two equal sides"
Thank you :)
The definition for isosceles is Two equal side and two equal angles
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so i guess it will be yes
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