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In the figure above, triangle ABC is isosceles with base AC. If x = 60°, ... ...

In the figure above, triangle ABC is isosceles with base AC. If x = 60°, then AC =
(A)    2
(B) ...
(C) ...
(D) ...
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*This question is included in Nova Math - Diagnostic/Review:

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Posted: 09/16/2012 18:06
Does isosceles insinuate all sides and angles the same???
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Posted: 09/27/2012 13:17
why would the problem say the triangle is isosceles when it's actually not?
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Posted: 09/27/2012 14:40
Isosceles means at least 2 sides are equal. Equilateral means all sides are equal. An equilateral triangle is also an isosceles triangle.
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