What did the isosceles triangle say to the scalene triangle?
At least two of my sides agree!
At least two of my sides agree!
Isosceles triangles have two equal sides, while scalene triangles have all different sides. "At least two of my sides agree" is both a geometric fact and a backhanded brag about being more internally consistent — the isosceles triangle is shade-throwing at the scalene's total lack of symmetry.
Say it with the mild smugness of someone who knows they have at least partial consensus on their side.
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