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An equilateral triangle is an isosceles triangle? (Never) Or (Always) Or (Sometimes)
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@nikato An isoceles triangle is never the same as an equilateral triangle!
Oh Goodness :/ Which One Is It?
@Isaiah.Feynman . I know, but that's not the question
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@Jonnah its never.
Always
No, it's always. The definition of isosceles is a triangle with 2 sides with same lengths. And an equilateral is 3 sides. Therefore an equilateral can be an isosceles
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