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Maxwell
Jacob
Pat
Nathan

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Jimbo
Zak
Cris
Androw
Ya Boy

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Jennelle
Bailey
Alli

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Sam
Drew
Sean

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Grace
Indie
Amelia
Eliana

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Bri Hibbits
Demera Harrison
Taylor Ketron
Madison Dyll

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The base side of an isosceles triangle is always less than both congruent sides of the triangle combined
Team 6 Agrees
Team 4 Agrees (
Team 2 says this is the wrongest thing here DISSPROVE
Team 3 Agrees day 2 9:57

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If it’s a right triangle, then it can not be equiangular, acute, obtuse, or equilateral. 9:20
Team 4 agrees (9:36)
Team 1 agrees 9:47
Team 3 Agrees day 2 9:50

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The perimeter of an equilateral triangle is always 3 Times on of the sides
Team 2 agrees
Team 4 agrees (Day 2 9:41)
Team 3 Agrees day 2 9:43

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9:20
A triangle can only be isosceles with a right angle if the other angles are both 45 degrees
Team 6 agrees (9:35
Team 4 agrees (9:39)
Team 1 agrees (9:39)
Team 3 Agrees day 2 9:52

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A right triangle can never be equilateral.
9:21

Team 5 agrees (9:29)
Team 4 agrees (9:37)
Team 6 agrees (9:52)
Team 3 Agrees 9:58

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If all angles add to 180 then is it a triangle 9:22
Team 5 agrees
Team 4 has disproven this conjecture. (Consider a linear pair. The angles add to 180 but it isn't a triangle.)

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If there is an obtuse angle in a triangle, then both the other angles must be acute
Team 4 agrees (9:36)
Team 2 agrees (9:40)
Team 1 agrees 9:42
Team 3 Agrees day 2 9:51

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In an isosceles triangle to find the perimeter just multiply one same side by 2.
Team 1 has disproven this conjecture.

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The largest obtuse angle you can have in a triangle is 178 degrees
Team 4 has disproven this conjecture. Consider a triangle with angle measures of 179, 0.5, and 0.5

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If a triangle has a right angle, then it is scalene or isosceles (9:30)

(10:00) team 6 agrees
(9:32) Team 5 agrees
9:34 team one agrees
9:36 team 2 agrees
(Day 2 9:43) Team 4 agrees

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There can not be more then 1 obtuse angle in the triangle  9:37

Team 5 agrees (9:38)
Team 1 agrees 9:41
Team 3 Agrees 9:

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If a triangle has a right angle, then it can only be scalene or isosceles (9:43)
Team 1 agrees (9:56)
Team 3 Agrees 9:59

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If a scalene triangle has 2 odd angles, then the last angle must be even. (9:48)
Team one agrees (9:50)
Team 3 Agrees day 2 9:53

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A TRIANGLE WILL NEVER HAVE EITHER PARALLEL OR SKEWED SIDES

Team 5 agrees (9:47)
Team 4 agrees (9:48)
Team 1 agrees (9:55
Team 3 Agrees 9:59

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¡OBTUSE TRIANGLES ARE NEVER EQUILATERAL!

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If a triangle has 2 angles that are multiples of 5, then the last angle must be a multiple of 5 (9:58)