Question

Could someone tell me what type of triangle is pictured, and why?

Answer 1

As the angle A is right angle (90 degree), we call the triangle CAD is a right angle.

Answer 2

So, the simple answer is Right Triangle, the other information is not needed?

Answer 3

From the figure we can notice that the three lengths BC, BA, and BD are equal.
So we can deduce that :
triangles ABD and ABC are "equilateral triangle".

At this point, are you with me? tell me if there is anything nit clear!

Answer 4

Thanks for the medal!

Answer 5

There is a few different types of triangles. Scalene, Acute, Obtuse, Equilateral, Isosceles, and Right triangle.

A triangle is a \(\color{red}{\tt scalene}\) triangle when all sides and angles do not equal each other. This means that every side and angle are different measurements.

A triangle is an \(\color{red}{\tt acute}\) triangle when all of the angles are less than 90\(^o\)

An \(\color{red}{\tt obtuse}\) triangle is when on of the angles of the triangle are greater than 90\(^o\)

A triangle will be \(\color{red}{\tt equilateral}\) when ALL angles and sides are the same measurements. This means that every angle will end up being 60\(^o\)

An \(\color{red}{\tt isosceles}\) triangle is when two sides and angles of the triangle are equal

Lastly, a \(\color{red}{\tt right}\) triangle is when a triangle has one angle equal to 90\(^o\)

Answer 6

Are you able to upload the actual picture of the triangle?

Answer 7

I believe the answer sought needs to be expressed as "equilateral", "isosceles" "scalene", etc. I would imagine it could be "right" and "equilateral" or am I incorrect?