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science space and astronomyHow do you find the sides of an isosceles right triangle?
Correspondingly, how do you find the sides of an isosceles triangle?
To find an unknown side ofatriangle, you must know the length of other twosidesand/or the altitude. To find the unknown base ofanisosceles triangle, using the following formula: 2*sqrt(L^2 - A^2), where L is the length of the other two legs andAis the altitude of the triangle.
In this way, what are the sides of an isosceles right triangle?
An isosceles right triangle is anisoscelestriangle and a right triangle. This meansthat it hastwo congruent sides and one right angle.Therefore,the two congruent sides must be thelegs.
An isosceles triangle is identified by twobaseangles being of equal proportion, or congruent, and thetwoopposing sides of those angles being the same length. Solveforarea just as you would any other triangle usingtheformula Area = 1/2 B x H, where B is the base and H istheheight.