Subdividing an isosceles triangle into a sequence of isosceles triangles
An isosceles triangle can be divided into a sequence of n isosceles triangles if it satisfies one of the following: (1) the measure of the base angles are equal to n times the measure of the vertex angle. (2) the measure of the vertex angle is equal to 180 divided by 2n + 1. Based on the article, &q...
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2002
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| Summary: | An isosceles triangle can be divided into a sequence of n isosceles triangles if it satisfies one of the following:
(1) the measure of the base angles are equal to n times the measure of the vertex angle.
(2) the measure of the vertex angle is equal to 180 divided by 2n + 1.
Based on the article, "Dividable Triangles- What are they?" By Roza Leikin, there exist isosceles triangles that can be divided into a sequence of isosceles triangles. In addition, theorems presented in this study were also based on the said article. |
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