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Geometry:Rectangle Inscribed to Square.
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11 May 2023, 06:40
11 May 2023, 06:40
Does anyone know how to prove that the triangles formed by a rectangle inside a square are isosceles?They might not always be like that so what are the conditions for it to be true?
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Re: Geometry:Rectangle Inscribed to Square.
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11 May 2023, 09:00
11 May 2023, 09:00
Can you please draw the figure and ask your question?
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Does anyone know how to prove that the triangles formed by a rectangle inside a square are isosceles?They might not always be like that so what are the conditions for it to be true?
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Re: Geometry:Rectangle Inscribed to Square.
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11 May 2023, 09:14
11 May 2023, 09:14
I can't attach images since I just made this account
The figure would basically be Square with Rectangle inside,positioned diagonally.Heres a reference,ignore the length of the sides because they're not given.All i could demonstrate was that the small triangles are congruent,and the big ones too.But I need them to be isosceles too.And for them tobe isosceles then the angles need to be 90°,45°,45° which isn't given so I'm honestly starting to think its impossible to solve it with this little information
(add the security thing here cus i can'tadd it,(h double t and p))://images.app.goo.gl/9MTcXDij2m7Y7YEfA
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The figure would basically be Square with Rectangle inside,positioned diagonally.Heres a reference,ignore the length of the sides because they're not given.All i could demonstrate was that the small triangles are congruent,and the big ones too.But I need them to be isosceles too.And for them tobe isosceles then the angles need to be 90°,45°,45° which isn't given so I'm honestly starting to think its impossible to solve it with this little information
(add the security thing here cus i can'tadd it,(h double t and p))://images.app.goo.gl/9MTcXDij2m7Y7YEfA
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