- AYes, always
- BNo, not always
- COnly if right-angled
- DOnly if equilateral
Step-by-Step Solution
Isosceles triangles can have different vertex angles, so their shapes differ; they are not always similar.
Answer: B) No, not always
Are two isosceles triangles always similar?
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