SOLUTION: Draw a triangle that satisfies each situation. a. Two of the sides are altitudes. b. The altitudes intersect outside the triangle. c. The altitudes intersect inside the trian

Question 171778This question is from textbook geometry
: Draw a triangle that satisfies each situation.

a. Two of the sides are altitudes.
b. The altitudes intersect outside the triangle.
c. The altitudes intersect inside the triangle.
d. The altitudes are also the medians of the triangle.
This question is from textbook geometry

Answer by Mathtut(3670) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
a) a right triangle would fit this situtation
b) draw any obtuse triangle(one angle larger than 90 degrees)...you must entend the lines of the triangle and draw the altitudes of two of the vertices perpendicular to those extended lines
c.) any acute triangle(all angles less than 90 degrees)
d.) an equilateral triangle.

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