The three straight paths, AB, BC, AC, meet each other at three points, A, B, and C. How do these points of intersection differ from each other?

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The Three Straight paths intersect at different angles or we can say that, the amount required to turn one path onto the other path is different for each vertex. Thus, the largest angle is opposite to the longest side and the smallest angle is opposite to the shortest side.And if all the three points of intersection look the same, the result is a triangle with three equal angles and three equal sides.