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(1) Compute the number of isosceles triangles if all vertices are the same. (Note the differences when n is even, odd or a multiple of 3.)
(2) Subtract the no. of triangles formed by mismatched vertices. Start by dividing and counting the "1"/"0" vertices that can be paired.
Note: An isoceles triangle is determined by either 2 vertices, or 1 vertex and a side's length. Be aware of double counting.
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Isosceles Triangles
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(1) Compute the number of isosceles triangles if all vertices are the same. (Note the differences when n is even, odd or a multiple of 3.)
(2) Subtract the no. of triangles formed by mismatched vertices. Start by dividing and counting the "1"/"0" vertices that can be paired.
Note: An isoceles triangle is determined by either 2 vertices, or 1 vertex and a side's length. Be aware of double counting.