Classification of Triangles
Classification of Triangles: Overview
This topic discusses the criteria used to classify triangles into isosceles, scalene and equilateral triangles. It also differentiates between acute, obtuse and right-angled triangles.
Important Questions on Classification of Triangles
Classify the following triangle in two different ways:

Classify the following triangle in two different ways.

Classify the following triangle in two different way.

Classify the following triangle in two different ways:
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In a square , the diagonals bisect at . What type of triangle is? (Right angled triangle/Isosceles right angled triangle)

In Fig. name all the triangles and classify them into:
Obtuse-angled triangles

In Fig. name all the triangles and classify them into:
Isosceles triangles

In Fig. name all the triangles and classify them into:
Right-angled triangles

Can a scalene triangle be right angled?

Can an obtuse-angled triangle be isosceles? (Yes/No)

Can a right-angled triangle be equilateral? (Write Yes/No)

What can you say about the other two angles of a right-angled triangle?

Classify the following triangle in two different way:
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Can an isosceles triangle be right-angled?

Name the smallest regular polygon. What is the measure of each of its interior angles?

Name an acute-angled triangle.

Name an obtuse-angled triangle.

Name a right-angled triangle.

How many triangles can be seen?

Correct the following statement:
In a scalene triangle, angles opposite to equal sides are equal.
