Question

A triangle can be correctly drawn if you know:

A. the measure of its three angles
B. the measure of its base and height
C. the measure of one of its angles and one of its sides
D. the measure of its three sides

Is it B?

Answer 1

No, it is D

Answer 2

Pretending that my drawing is accurate for measure of base/height, this is a counterexample to B.
We can 'know' the measure of the base and height, but the height could be placed in many places.

Answer 3

Oh, okay! That makes much more sense now. Thanks so much!

Answer 4

You're welcome. :)

Answer 5

For base AB and for same height, C can take any arbitrary position on CC'.