1. The problem asks to categorize six triangles based on their angles: acute, obtuse, or right.
2. Recall the definitions:
- Acute triangle: all angles less than 90°.
- Obtuse triangle: one angle greater than 90°.
- Right triangle: one angle exactly 90°.
3. Analyze each shape based on the given positions and angle descriptions:
- Shape 1: right triangle (one right angle at bottom-right).
- Shape 2: obtuse triangle (one angle > 90°).
- Shape 3: right triangle (one right angle).
- Shape 4: obtuse triangle (one angle > 90°).
- Shape 5: acute triangle (all angles < 90°).
- Shape 6: acute triangle (all angles < 90°).
4. Assign shapes to categories:
- Triangles with all acute angles: Shapes 5, 6
- Triangles with an obtuse angle: Shapes 2, 4
- Triangles with one right angle: Shapes 1, 3
5. Final categorization:
- Acute: 5, 6
- Obtuse: 2, 4
- Right: 1, 3
Triangle Categorization 2Ac3Bc
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