What type of triangle is formed by the two diagonals of any square an – McqOptions

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1.	What type of triangle is formed by the two diagonals of any square and any side of that square?
A.	Isosceles Triangle
B.	Right Angled Triangle
C.	Equilateral Triangle
D.	Isosceles Right Angles Triangle
Answer» E.

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