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week five fifth grade science

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Acute Triangle   a triangle that has all angles measuring less than 90 degrees  
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Equilateral Triangle   All 3 sides are equal in length and all angles will equal 60 degrees.  
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Isosceles Triangle   Two equal sides. The angles opposite are the same.  
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Obtuse Triangle   A triangle that has one angle greater than 90 degrees.  
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Right Triangle   A triangle that has ONE right angle (90 degreees exactly)  
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Scalene Triangle   A triangle with all sides of different lengths. NO sides or angles are equal.  
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