How many congruent sides does a scalene triangle have?

Answer 1

On a scaene triangle each side length is different.
No sides lengths are the same,The answer is none.

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Answer 2

A scalene triangle dose not have congruent sides because a scalene triangle is a triangle where all three sides are different in length

Answer 3

RE:
How many congruent sides does a scalene triangle have?

Answer 4

There are no congruent sides to a scalene triangle. I teach third grade and here is how I teach my students:

Scalene: Think of a scale. If we all stepped on one it would show different numbers.

Isosceles: Think of the word ISOLATE. It means all by itself. (one side is not congruent to the other two sides)

Equilateral: This one is easy. 3 EQUAL sides.

Hope that helps. :)

Answer 5

congruent sides scalene triangle

Answer 6

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First find the distance between point a and point c. a= (3,6) c = (1,1) you have to use the distance formula: distance = the square root of ( x2 - x1)^2 + (y2 - y1)^2 In this case, x2 represents 1, x1 represents 3, y2 represents 1 and y1 represents 6. distance = the square root of (1-3)^2 + (1-6)^2 distance = the square root of (-2)^2 + (-5)^2 distance = the square root of 4 + 25 distance = the square root of 29 distance (from a to c) = 5.385 Now you have to find the distance from point a to point b, using the same distance formula. a = (3,6) b = (6,3) distance = the square root of ( x2 - x1)^2 + (y2 - y1)^2 In this case, x2 represents 6, x1 represents 3, y2 represents 3 and y1 represents 6. distance = the square root of (6-3)^2 + (3-6)^2 distance = the square root of (3)^2 + (-3)^2 distance = the square root of 9 + 9 distance = the square root of 18 distance = 4.24 Now, you have to find the distance from point b to c. distance = the square root of ( x2 - x1)^2 + (y2 - y1)^2 b = (6,3) c = (1,1) In this case, x2 represents 1, x1 represents 3, y2 represents 1 and y1 represents 6. distance = the square root of ( 1 - 3)^2 + (1- 6)^2 distance = the square root of (-2)^2 + (-5)^2 distance = the square root of 4 + 25 distance = the square root of 29 distance = 5.385 Since the distances from a to c and b to c are both the same (5.385), then the triangle is not scalene because a scalene triangle has sides that all have different lengths.

Answer 7

none the sides of a scalene triangle are all different lenghts therefore they can't be congruent.

Answer 8

none
because a scalene triangle has three different sides.

Answer 9

None, partly because none of the sides are equal, and partly because congruence is not a suitable term for the lengths of line segments: it means figures of the same size and shape.

Answer 10

That question was asked on "Who is smarter than a fifth grader?" and the contestant and some of the kids did not know that it is none.