How to draw a triangle with 3 right-sides. Explain.
u mean angles?
u cant
Visually impossible if we are speaking of a 2-dimensional figure
not possible in euclidean geometry, merely a mirage
go away pops
Well apparently my teacher says it's possible
Please do not swear. The mods can see you
everyone comes here lol
Oh he left nvm
Also, this is impossible, lol
yes ur teacher is wrong
Well, IDK why my teacher is making us do I tried looking it up.
she is your right
Technically possible but not on a 2-dimensional scale. If your teacher didn't specify, then it would be on the 3-dimensional visual. BOOM. (Here's proof)
Yes, 3 dimensionally it is possible, however that counts more as a pyramid than a triangle
a triangle is always 2D right
Yes
Not necessarily no. There are things such as spherical polygons
Correct, a triangle is a two dimensional figure
so it isn't possible end of discussion
Sadly I can't see the proof it's blocked on my chromebook
same
It is possible but not a topic discussed in popular maths
I have heard of it but never looked into it. @Rose07 I will find you some other sources brb
Well my teacher always has some out of box things he wants us to do
we got all the moderators on this post
How to confuse all the mods ^
Um... what
sk|dw:1583468896793:dw| BOOM 4 TRIANGLES WITH 3 RIGHT SIDES BONUS POINTS AMIRITE
that doesn't count, there are no sides
There's a boundary to the universe
that boundary is the darkknight
And all three right-angles have to be in one triangle
Rose07, u cant
sorry for break up with you darkknight
who are u
I'm just gonna back out of this chat now.
no
Well I have to come up with a detailed explanation of why it wouldn't be possible
who is u
Oh, you want WHY it's not possible? So we are discussing Euclidean geometry then
just say what the teacher said
@DCharger96 @Padfoot06
no, no we have enough people on this
It's not possible because a flat 2D triangle's angles would add up to 180 degrees.
yes
The teacher didn't tell us anything about it he just told us what I put on here
d|dw:1583469011948:dw| Imagine on earth, we have 2 lines here and 1 line at the north pole: |dw:1583469118734:dw| that makes a shape with 3 sides, with 3 right-angles |dw:1583469140138:dw| ezzz
If you have 3 right angles, that is \(3\times90=270\) which exceeds the angle summation formula for a 2D triangle
who r u???
Whoa ok. Take that to the chat girl.
no im not
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Rose07 Well I have to come up with a detailed explanation of why it wouldn't be possible \(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\) It would not be possible in Euclidean geometry because one of the lines would not be able to meet to form a complete triangle. Hence why in a triangle the sum of all angles are 180°, and there are 3 sides |dw:1583469188538:dw| Even with 2 right angles, they cannot join, as you can see
yes
Y'all really believe the earth is flat?
just stop at this point
Where did that come from? @mhchen
I'm drawing on a round globe, y'all drawing on a flat plane
We already agreed it's Euclidean geometry, my dude
welp
couldn't keep up with posts going so fast lol
EVERYONE IS ONE THIS
Same. Also the weird person making 999 accounts just to comment NSFW about Dark lol
LOL
Oh no they're back
RUNNNNNNNNN
Well, I gtg to bed I have a Hayhawks game tomorrow.
Ohmygoodness leave Rose's post alone. She needs math help not some weird person posting preteen cringe
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Alright well gn
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