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triângulo equilátero
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triângulo com três lados iguais
An equilateral triangle is a geometric shape with three sides that are all exactly the same length. It's a fundamental shape in geometry that appears frequently in nature and mathematics, making it useful for understanding basic principles of symmetry and balance.
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Within Vinony's link graph, triângulo equilátero is referenced by 734 other articles, and connects out to quadrilateral, parallelogram and trapezoid.
It sits within the topics Constructible polygons and Types of triangles.
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- acute triangle
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- different from
- isosceles triangle
- has characteristic
- perimeter
- has facet polytope
- edge
- Commons category
- Equilateral triangles
- Schläfli symbol
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Em geometria, um triângulo equilátero é todo triângulo em que os três lados são iguais [Geometria euclidiana|, triângulos equiláteros também são equiangulares, isto é, todos os três ângulos internos são congruentes um com o outro e medem . Eles são polígonos regulares, e, portanto, podem também serem referidos como triângulos regulares.
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