Mathematics

Aliza Dominguez

31 March, 00:01

I am given two sides of a triangle. I do not know if they are both legs or if it is one leg and one hypotenuse. How am I supposed to find the length of the third side of a triangle if I don't know if it is the hypotenuse or just a leg?

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