scalene triangle
A triangle in which no two sides have the same is called scalene.
Below is a comparison of a scalene triangle with an equilateral triangles
and some isosceles triangles
:
- Subset
- subset
- SubsetConstruction
- subset construction
- Subsets and propositional resizing
- SubsetsOfCountableSetsAreCountable
- subsets of countable sets are countable
- SubsheafOfAbelianGroups
- subsheaf of abelian groups
- SubspaceOfASubspace
- subspace of a subspace
- SubspaceTopology
- subspace topology
- 8.1.1 Getting started
- 812TheClassicalProof
- 8.1.2 The classical proof
- 813TheUniversalCoverInTypeTheory
- 8.1.3 The universal cover in type theory
- 814TheEncodedecodeProof
- 8.1.4 The encode-decode proof
- 815TheHomotopytheoreticProof
- 8.1.5 The homotopy-theoretic proof
- 816TheUniversalCoverAsAnIdentitySystem
- 8.1.6 The universal cover as an identity system
- 81pi1S1