In an isosceles triangle that is not equilateral, the angle between the congruent sides is called a _______angle.
a.leg
b.vertex
c.base
d.corollary

Question

In an isosceles triangle that is not equilateral, the angle between the congruent sides is called a _______angle.
a.leg
b.vertex
c.base
d.corollary

anonymous · Answer

The unequal side of an isosceles triangle is usually referred to as the "base" of the triangle.  The two angles adjacent to this line segment are called the base angles.  This is a self-explanatory definition of what an isosceles triangle is...  This is just some definition stuff it sounds like you need to memorize.  *shrug*

jkbo · Answer

thanks

anonymous · Answer

Yeah Base isn't even the right answer. *shrug* .

kaylalynnv · Answer

What was it? @NotTheBrightest @jkbo

kaylalynnv · Answer

Nvm it's vertex. :p

anonymous · Answer

lmaoo