document.write( "Question 1193619: Given: right △DEF with
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\n" ); document.write( "\n" ); document.write( "△D E F is given. ∠D is a right angle.
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Given: right △DEF with
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AGAIN, 2 scenarios exist. 
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document.write( "1) ∡s E, D, and F can be 90o, 45o, and 45o, respectively.
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document.write( "2) ∡s E, D, and F can ALSO be 60o, 90o, and 30o, respectively.
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document.write( "This triangle can therefore be a 45-45-90 special triangle, or one of the 30-60-90 variety, since DE and DF can EACH have 2 different lengths. \n" );
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