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Jourdan
Fran
Mary
Baby

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Ana Maria
ETHAN🍑
Thomathy
Pepper
Blythe

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autumn
taylor
rachel
ava

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Ben
Keegan
Nick
Jacob

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In an obtuse triangle, four exterior angles are going to be greater than 90 degrees, but two are always going to be less than 90 degrees. 2:12
Team 1 agrees

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If ABC is isosceles then AB=AC
This has been disproven by team 5. Consider the triangle where it is isosceles, but AC=BC and AB does not equal

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If a scalene triangle has an angle of 69, then no other angles are 69
Team 1 agrees

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The sum of the lengths of any two sides of a triangle is greater than the length of the third side.

Team 3 agrees
Team 5 agrees

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A triangle can never have two right angles

Team 3 agrees
Team 5 agrees

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On a triangle, three angle bisectors all meet at the same point

Team 3 agrees
Team 5 agrees
Team 4 agrees

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If one angle in an isosceles triangle is 40 degrees, another angle doesn’t have to be 40 degrees
Team 1 agrees
Team 5 agrees

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Tanner
Cameron
Pietro
Max

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In a triangle, exterior angles add to 360
Team 5 agrees
This has been disproven by team 1. It didn't specify how many exterior angles to use. In general, it works for three, but not if you take all 6.

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If theres a triangle inside a triangle (and the smaller triangle's vertices are touching the sides of the larger triangle) then not all sides (of the interior triangle) will be congruent to each other) all the time
This has been disproven by team 5. Consider a larger equilateral triangle with side lengths of 3cm, 3cm, 3cm. Then inscribe a smaller triangle with side lengths 1.5cm, 1.5cm, and 1.5cm.

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in a triangle if one side is longer than another then the angle opposite the long side is the larger angle
Team 3 agrees
Team 5 agrees
Team 4 agrees

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Only two right triangles with 45 degree angles can create a perfect square 2:22

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in an equilateral triangle 2 of the angles equals 2/3 of the total angles
Team 1 agrees
Team 3 agrees
Team 5 agrees

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The base angles of an isosceles triangle aren't always congruent to the vertex angle
Team 5 agrees

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If it’s a right triangle then it has angles that measure 90,45,45 degrees
This has been disproven by team 2. Consider a right triangle with angles of 90, 40, and 50.