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agree with obtuse

if you don't know how to solve it, use your knowledge.
draw a right isoceles triangle, it should be 4,4, and the last side should be squre root(32)
Now we have 7 which is squre root (49), so we know this triangle is not a right triangle but we also know that the side is bigger so the angle has to be bigger than 90 degrees :wink: so obtuse :-D
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Great explanation Antoine!

It must be a stubbornly obtuse triangle.
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OA is C, it is obtuse, thanks for explaining this



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