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Mathematics, 16.12.2020 01:00, skylar1315

Which statements describe the altitudes of triangles? Select all that apply. The point of concurrency for a triangle's altitudes is called the orthocenter. An acute triangle has altitudes inside the sides of the triangle. A right triangle only has two altitudes. An obtuse triangle has altitudes along the legs of the triangle.

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