Mathematics, 03.02.2021 22:10, killinit143

Adam, a construction manager in a nearby town, needs to check the uniformity of
Yield signs around the state and is
checking the heights (altitudes) of the
Yield signs in your locale. Adam knows
that all yield signs have the shape of an
equilateral triangle. Why is it sufficient
for him to check just the heights (altitudes)
of the signs to verify uniformity?

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Adam, a construction manager in a nearby town, needs to check the uniformity of
Yield signs a...