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My good friend, if such an answer existed, it would remain trapped in the sqrt(2)th dimension, and rather intangible to all of us. If however, we break the question into its components, i.e. "the square root" "of an isosceles triangle", then the answer would be taking a factor that can be multiplied by itself to give the desired result, in this case a triangle with two equal sides and angles. This results in a conundrum as mathematics can never be appropriately integrated unless they are all fundamentally calculus and complex numbers. Of course, for this response is not brief, it is best we drop the matter entirely and return to considering the augmented fourth of your soul.

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