5 Drew the bollowing Triangles. b) Esoscales Triangle Equilateral Triagle of measure 3 cm

Imagine a triangle where each side is a magnificent 3 cm—this is what an equilateral triangle looks like! Each angle measures 60 degrees, creating a perfectly balanced shape that’s ideal for understanding symmetry. You can draw this triangle by marking three points in such a way that each point is exactly 3 cm away from the others. An isosceles triangle, on the other hand, has two sides that are equal. Picture this: you draw a base of 3 cm and then raise the vertex (the top point) to create two equal sides. The angles at the base are identical, making it not just stylish but also a classic shape often found in architecture and design.