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If I have only 2 Sides of a triangle how do I find the 3rd?
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if you are looking for the length of the third side then you can use Pythagorean theorem
law of cosines. \[c^2 = a^2 + b^2 - 2abcos(\theta)\] where \[\theta\]is the angle between those 2 sides. when the angle is 90, cos90 = 0 and it boils down to the pythagorean theorem.
each triangle adds up to be 180 degrees so just add up the two that you have now and subtract it from 180 and you have your answer :)
those are angle measurements, not side measurements
if u have 2 of them whats the number of the 2 sides?
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