## dariyana What kind of triangle is shown? right isosceles scalene equilateral one year ago one year ago

1. dariyana

2. Trexy

i think is Scalene.. Here is the sites It might help you: http://www.mathsisfun.com/triangle.html

3. Wired

The distance between two points can be calculated like so: $Distance = \sqrt{(dx)^{2} + (dy)^{2}}$ dx = the DIFFERENCE between X in the two points. This can be written as: $|x _{1}-x_{2}|$ Since you'll be squaring the value, you can just ignore the signs and use this equation: $Distance = \sqrt{(x _{1}-x_{2})^{2} + (y _{1}-y_{2})^{2}}$ Do that for each side of the equation.

4. dariyana

do any one disagree with @Trexy

5. NyKole

Trexy is right.. is this from flvs?

6. dariyana

lol yeah

7. Wired

The math says that's not the answer.

8. NyKole

Its prob isosceles?

9. Wired

Or you could do the math. It would only take a couple of minutes.

10. Trexy

hahha... dont give me wrong cuz Im not sure if that the right answer so yeah.. @dariyana just ask @Wired ?

11. dariyana

lol ok

12. Wired

$\sqrt{(x_{1}-x_{2})^{2}+(y_{1}-y_{2})^{2}}$ Start with (-10,8) and (-10,3). $\sqrt{(-10-(-10))^{2}+(8-3)^{2}}$

13. Trexy

its really freaks me out everytime i look at your picture icon @Wired ..its looks like your the strict person here lol.. hahah

14. Wired

LOL I know, but those aren't eyebrows!