Posted by Bernie on Saturday, May 24, 2008 at 6:04pm.
If two triangles are to be similar, they must have all the same angle measurements. So, if every triangle has 3 angles with the sum of 180, you can easily find the missing angle by subtracting the 2 from 180. Do that with each possibility. Then see which ones have the 3 same numbers.
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