
Draw acute and obtuse isosceles

Answer to Problem 15WE
The figure is:
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The length of each leg has
Calculation:
First, draw the line
Construct a parallel line which is
Now, take a point
Draw
Thus,
The figure is:
Here, it is not possible to construct an obtuse isosceles triangle.
Hence, the required result is found.
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