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Types of Triangles

What kind of name should a triangle in your notebook have? They all have three sides, but they are not all classified the same way. First, compare side...

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### 🎬 Video Prompt: Types of Triangles **Create a 30-second educational mathematics video for students on “Types of Triangles”.** Use a clean classroom-style animation with a **white background, black text, colorful geometric diagrams, smooth transitions, and clear Hindi + English labels**. **Scene 1 (0–4 sec):** Show the title: **“TYPES OF TRIANGLES | त्रिभुज के प्रकार”** Subtitle: **A.T. STUDY CAMPUS DHOLPUR** **Scene 2 (4–14 sec): Classification by sides** Show three triangles one by one: * 🔺 **Equilateral Triangle — समबाहु त्रिभुज:** 3 equal sides * 🔺 **Isosceles Triangle — समद्विबाहु त्रिभुज:** 2 equal sides * 🔺 **Scalene Triangle — विषमबाहु त्रिभुज:** All sides unequal Display equal-side marks clearly on each diagram. **Scene 3 (14–24 sec): Classification by angles** Show: * **Acute-angled Triangle — न्यून कोण त्रिभुज:** All angles less than 90° * **Right-angled Triangle — समकोण त्रिभुज:** One angle = 90° * **Obtuse-angled Triangle — अधिक कोण त्रिभुज:** One angle greater than 90° Animate the relevant angle on each triangle. **Scene 4 (24–30 sec): Quick recap** Display: **“Triangles are classified by SIDES and ANGLES.”** Then show: **“Learn Maths with Ajay Tyagi Sir”** **A.T. STUDY CAMPUS DHOLPUR** Use a professional educational ending with subtle background music and clear Hindi voice-over.

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What kind of name should a triangle in your notebook have? They all have three sides, but they are not all classified the same way. First, compare side lengths. Three equal sides make an equilateral triangle. Two equal sides make an isosceles triangle. Three different sides make a scalene triangle. Matching marks in your notebook show which sides are equal. Now switch your test. The same triangle can be judged by its angles instead of its sides. If every angle is less than 90 degrees, it is acute. If one angle equals 90 degrees, it is right-angled. If one angle is greater than 90 degrees, it is obtuse. Check the angle marking, not just the shape. So, what name does your triangle have? In your notebook, inspect its sides and its angles: triangles get different names by their sides or by their angles.