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Problems
Problem 3.1:
What are the measures of the angles in an equiangular triangle?
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Problem 3.2:
If two angles in a triangle have a measure of 60 degrees, what is true about the sides of that triangle?
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Problem 3.3:
In triangle ABC, sides AB and BC are equal, and angle B is 60 degrees. What is true about triangle ABC?
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Problem 3.4:
Can a trapezoid be divided into two equilateral triangles? A parallelogram? A rhombus? A square? A rectangle?
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Problem 3.5:
Is it ever possible for a triangle to be either equilateral or equiangular and not the other?
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