👉 The term "biseptate" is a mathematical concept in geometry that refers to a geometric shape or pattern where all sides are equal in length. It is often used in the context of triangles, particularly when discussing right-angled triangles and their properties. In a right-angled triangle, one angle (the angle opposite the side with the label "biseptate") is 90 degrees. This means that all three angles in a right-angled triangle are equal to each other.
