To avoid too many fractions, let's choose the congruent sides to have measure 4 each and the base half that or 2, then we'll be able to take half the base without having a fraction for the measure of a side:Draw a median from the vertex angle which is also the perpendicular bisector as well as the bisector of the vertex angle. That divides the triangle into two congruent right triangles, each with a base of measure 1: We see that the cosine of the indicated angle is the adjacent side over the hypotenuse, that is Use a calculator to find the inverse cosine of or and you get So each base angle has measure 75.5° (rounded to tenths). So doubling that to account for the measures of the two base angles we get 151°, then subtracting that from 180° gives the vertex angle having measure 29°. Edwin