Acute / Obtuse Isosceles Triangles

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An isoceles triangle has a base angle that is twice the vertex angle. What is the sum of the base and vertex angles?

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An isoceles triangle has a base angle that is twice the vertex angle. What is the sum of the base and vertex angles?

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An isoceles triangle has a base angle that is degrees less than three times the vertex angle. What is the product of the vertex angle and the base angle?

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An isoceles triangle has a base angle that is degrees less than three times the vertex angle. What is the product of the vertex angle and the base angle?

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An isoceles triangle has a vertex angle that is degrees more than twice the base angle. What is the vertex angle?

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The base angle of an isosceles triangle is thirteen more than three times the vertex angle. What is the difference between the vertex angle and the base angle?

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The base angle of an isosceles triangle is thirteen more than three times the vertex angle. What is the difference between the vertex angle and the base angle?

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An isoceles triangle has a vertex angle that is degrees more than twice the base angle. What is the vertex angle?

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An isosceles triangle has a base of 12\ cm and an area of 42\ cm^{2}. What must be the height of this triangle?

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An isosceles triangle has a base of 12\ cm and an area of 42\ cm^{2}. What must be the height of this triangle?

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