SOLUTION: Can a isosceles triangle have 2 congruent legs be individually shorter than the third leg, such as one 2 sides 2 and one side 3?
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Question 273526: Can a isosceles triangle have 2 congruent legs be individually shorter than the third leg, such as one 2 sides 2 and one side 3? Answer by edjones(8007) (Show Source):
