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1. Mathematics
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A triangle always has

  • exactly one right angle.
  • at least two acute angles.
  • exactly two acute angle.
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muhammad shafiq asked · 26 Oct 2012

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tsukiyo92: Definition: Right angle = 90 degrees Acute Ange < 90 degrees (less than 90 degrees ) Obtuse Angle >90 degrees <180 degrees We need to consider all type of triangle (2D0, total 180 degrees )common: Right Angle Triangle= one 90 degrees , 2 other sum up to 90 degrees Equilateral Triangle= all three corner 60 degrees Since equilateral triangle have no 90 degrees , neither exactly 2 acute angle, so second option is the answer. (which hold true to all type of 2D triangle) Triangle do ATLEAST have 2 acute angle, just draw alot different triangle to figure out yourself. Or mathematical method: (alot of thought, may be confusing) Triangle have 3 corners with total of 180 degrees . Few possibiliy: If you have 1 right angle: 180-90=90 degrees left, so there must be 2 acute angle. If you have 1 obtuse angle,eg.: 180-160=20 degrees , remain 2 angle are acute angle also. If there is no obtuse nor right angle, then remain is 3 acute angle.

1. Mathematics
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The process of removing roots from the denominator of fractions is called what?

  • Rationalizing the denominator.
  • Squaring the denominator.
  • Derooting the denominator.
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nisa275 asked · 10 Jan 2013

i'm confuse right now because before this the answer was squarizing the denominator. but now the answer is rationalizing the denominator. which one is the correct one?

PART66Online: Hello. Maybe you didn't read question correctly. In this case answer is "Rationalizing the denominator". Check this link: purplemath.com/modules/radicals5.htm Squaring not correct in this case.

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