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Algorithms for classifying shapes

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Question 1 of 8

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Inputs are valid triangles. Compare the largest interior angle with 90°

Decision A: is the largest angle greater than 90°? Yes: output 3 (obtuse) and stop. No: go to B

Decision B: is the largest angle equal to 90°? Yes: output 2 (right-angled) and stop. No: output 1 (acute) and stop

Trace codes: 1 means Yes, 0 means No, and 9 means the decision was not reached. Output codes are given in the algorithm

Triangle ABC has these side relationships: AB, BC and CA all have different lengths

Its interior angles are A = 50°, B = 60° and C = 70°

Triangle ABC with stated side relationships and all three interior angle measures supplied in the questionABC
Use the stated properties and marked equalities, not measurements from the drawing
3 marks

Follow the stated decisions and record the resulting trace or output codes

Use exact whole-number codes from the question, with no units

Requested entryCode or count
Decision A trace code?
Decision B trace code?
Terminal output code?