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Base your decision on the actual lengths of the sides and the measures of the angles.  \n1)  \n2)  \n3)  \n5)  \n4)  \n6)  \nClassify each triangle by each angles and sides.  \n7)  \n9)  \n11.2  \n7  \n11)  \n4.8  \n8)  \n10)  \n12)  \nClassify each triangle by each angles and sides. Equal sides and equal angles, if any, are indicated in each diagram.  \n13)  \n14)  \n15)  \n17)  \n16)  \n18)  \nSketch an example of the type of triangle described. Mark the triangle to indicate what information is known. If no triangle can be drawn, write \"not possible.\"  \n19) acute isosceles 20) right scalene  \n21) right isosceles 22) right equilateral  \n23) acute scalene 24) obtuse scalene  \n25) right obtuse 26) equilateral  \nKuta Software-Infinite Geometry Name   \nClassifying Triangles Date  Period   \nClassify each triangle by each angles and sides. Base your decision on the actual lengths of the sides and the measures of the angles.  \n1)   2)  \nobtuse isosceles  \nobtuse scalene  \n3)  \n4)  \nright isosceles  \nacute isosceles  \n5)  \n6)  \nright scalene  \nequilateral  \nClassify each triangle by each angles and sides.  \n7)  \nequilateral  \n9)  \n11.2  \n7  \nright scalene  \n11)  \n4.8  \nacute isosceles  \n8)  \nacute scalene  \n10)  \nobtuse isosceles  \n12)  \n6.8  \nright isosceles  \nClassify each triangle by each angles and sides. Equal sides and equal angles, if any, are indicated in each diagram.  \n13) 14)   \nobtuse scalene  \nacute isosceles  \n15)  \n16)  \nright scalene  \nacute scalene  \n17)  \n18)  \nright isosceles  \nobtuse isosceles  \nSketch an example of the type of triangle described. Mark the triangle to indicate what information is known. 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