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Chapter 2.4, Problem 34E
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Draw, if possible, a
a) right scalene triangle.
b) triangle having a both right angle and an obtuse angle.

To determine

a)

To draw:

A right scalene triangle if possible.

Explanation

For a right scalene triangle one angle should be equal to 90° and the all sides should be unequal to each other. Other two angles should be acute.

The right scalene triangle is shown in given figure.

To determine

b)

To draw:

A triangle having a right angle and an obtuse angle.

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