Mathematics, 26.05.2021 21:50, shae5231

How is an equilateral triangle different from an isosceles triangle? A.
An equilateral triangle cannot have two sides that are the same length.
B.
An equilateral triangle has to have three sides that are the same length.
C.
An equilateral triangle has to have a 90° angle.
D.
An equilateral triangle cannot have three sides that are the same length.

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How is an equilateral triangle different from an isosceles triangle? A.
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