Is it possible to draw a triangle with these measurements?
• Angles 90°, 45°, and 45°
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Explanation:

These type of triangles are known as isosceles right triangles.

The "isosceles" portion is due to the congruent base angles (45 degrees each). The congruent sides are opposite the congruent base angles.

The right triangle is because of the 90 degree angle.

There are infinitely many such triangles possible because we can scale the triangles however we want. We can grow or shrink them as shown in the diagram below.

Note how the three angles given add to 180

90+45+45 = 180

This is true of any triangle.

step-by-step explanation:

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