Mathematics · Trigonometry
If one side of a triangle is double the length of another side, and the angles opposite to these sides differ by 60°, then the triangle is a/an:
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- 1obtuse-angled triangle
- 2right-angled triangle✓
- 3acute-angled triangle
- 4isosceles triangle
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right-angled triangle
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