alleryStart learning →A right-angled triangle has its two acute angles equal. How large is each one?
A30°
B40°
C60°
D45°
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. 45°
The two acute angles add to 90 degrees, so equal angles are 45 degrees each.
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