ISOSCELES TRIANGLE THEOREMS EXPLAINED!

[@itelp5124]

Thanks so much but how do we look for the length of an isosceles triangle

[@MashupMath]

In your opinion, what is the defining characteristic of an isosceles triangle??

[@allisonh2049]

+MashUp Math In my opinion, students need to understand that relationship between the base angles and the opposite sides being congruent to each other. They need to be able to recognize one immediately.

[@MashupMath]

+Allison H Agreed! This skill makes proofs a lot easier :)

[@norapolansky1164]

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[@Rong0369]

@@allisonh2049 according to my simple understanding concept, in isosceles triangle if line segAB = line segAC, then angles B = C and if angles B = C, then lines segAB = segAC. isosceles triangle defined that "a triangle in which two sides are equal in length". SAS triangle congruence condition help us to proof a isosceles triangle, lines segAB=segAC and angles B = C. Actually, I don't know much about the properties of Isosceles triangle but I'm sharing you only my view, which I have grabbed from this video and teacher.

[@judekirkcruz7177]

its defining feature would be of that 2 sides are equal

[@ekenemdili-etigbue1670]

please keep up with the good work your videos are very helpful and easy to understand

[@graveman5704]

I think the bisecting property applies for both isosceles and equilateral triangles, it's just that the base aka hypoteneuse may be bigger or smaller

[@alexcybercrazy574]

An equilateral triangle is an isosceles triangle because all the concepts of an isosceles triangle stay the same on an equilateral triangle.

[@zachbabin9313]

well, not always. A isos triangle can have 2 or more sides equal, so this would not always work, it would however work for equiangular triangles, because equiangular are always equilateral.

[@ramildm]

GREAT VIDEO! THANK YOU SO MUCH ANTHONY!

[@MashupMath]

+Ramil Montecillo Thanks for the comment! I'm so glad that you found this lesson to be helpful and hope that you can subscribe to our channel and share it with your friends! -Anthony :)

[@carlthrasher2685]

I love his video's

[@YasminaMuzaffarova]

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[@padmanav839]

Great 👍

[@Delly4Life0506]

I love your videos they are very helpful.

[@MashupMath]

+delsey fenelon That's sooo great to hear! I'm glad that you find them helpful and hope that you can subscribe and share us with your friends! -Anthony :)

[@Delly4Life0506]

Will do

[@Logan-zf1ft]

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[@Delly4Life0506]

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[@carlthrasher2685]

Thanks for the help I love your videos!!!!!!!!

[@katie8882]

Sorry I don't hate you I hate math but this help me understand what my teacher didn't want to spend to much time on thanks I hope I pass my regents

[@editsblazing]

An equilateral triangle is isosceles because it has 2 congruent sides.

[@clonewarsproductions6454]

I think that an equilateral triangle is an isosceles triangle because an isosceles triangle is a triangle with AT LEAST two sides of equal length, which means that all three sides can be of equal length.

[@klowiisabil44]

ure right!

[@zachbabin9313]

you know the test is tomorrow man

[@uhravens5706]

@@ruturuparel5756 I’m in the middle of the test as we speak LMAO

[@grimgaming2633]

Wait a minute

[@abdulrehmanferoze832]

I don't understand all of this😢😢 Monday is the paper of maths I hate all of this I don't play because of study and practice of maths and its definition very complicated😢😢😢

[@JudyBaillie]

😅 kinda hard to do😅

[@nagalakshmigavini3341]

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[@JudyBaillie]

I leaned nothing

[@aidendornak4081]

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[@nathan-498]

You never proved the isosceles triangle theorem, nor did you prove the Isosceles triangle converse theorem.

[@-3lnmv7.99]

It's not, because equilateral triangle is equal in all 3 sides and angles (all of them are 60 degrees), whereas Congruent triangle are only has two equal sides and angles.