SOLUTION: how do you determine if you can make a unique triangle or more than one when you are given 2 angles.

Question 856409: how do you determine if you can make a unique triangle or more than one when you are given 2 angles.
Answer by josgarithmetic(39799) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Two angles of known measure for a triangle will determine the remaining angle's measure. The triangle is not unique, because similar triangles can be made also using those same angle measures --- meaning the triangles have the same SHAPE based on angles, but are of DIFFERENT but proportional side lengths.
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