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For , what kind of triangle has vertices A(a, a), B(−a, −a) and C?

Class 10Classifying Shapes by CoordinatesGeometry — Coordinates
  • AEquilateral
  • BScalene
  • CIsosceles but not equilateral
  • DRight-angled isosceles

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. All equal: equilateral.
Answer: A) Equilateral

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