I need to bisect two angles of a triangle, measure the triangle I didn't bisect, and then construct a point of intersection of the two angle bisectors. No idea what any of that means. thanks

since no conditions are given for the sides of triangle, i think you can draw a triangle with arbitrary length of sides,,

then, name the corners/angles as A, B, C (or any three letter you like)
then, choose 2 angles,, for example you chose A and B. to bisect the angle, get a compass and measure the angle and get its half (if for instance angle A is 40, then draw an angle bisector which is 40/2 or 20 degrees from one side),, do the same for angle B,, extend the angle bisectors of A and B until they intersect. this is now the point of intersection.
lastly, i think you mean "measure the ANGLE I didn't bisect".. so measure angle C using compass,,

so there,, =)

Sure, I can help you with that! Let's break it down step by step.

Step 1: Bisecting angles of a triangle means dividing each angle of the triangle into two equal angles. To do this, you can follow these steps:
- Take a compass and place the sharp end on the vertex (the point where two sides of the angle meet) of one of the angles you want to bisect.
- Open the compass to any convenient width and draw an arc that intersects both sides of the angle.
- Without changing the width of the compass, move the sharp end to the other vertex of the angle and draw another arc that intersects one of the previous arcs.
- Finally, draw a line connecting the vertex of the angle to the intersection point of the two arcs. This line will bisect the angle into two equal angles.

Step 2: Measuring the remaining triangle means finding the lengths of the sides. To do this, you can use a ruler or any measuring instrument to measure each side of the triangle. Start from one vertex, measure along one side to the opposite vertex, then continue measuring along the second side until you reach the third vertex. Repeat this for all three sides of the triangle.

Step 3: Constructing a point of intersection of the two angle bisectors means finding the point where the two angle bisectors meet. To do this, you can follow these steps:
- Take any two angle bisectors of the triangle that you have previously constructed.
- Extend both bisectors until they intersect.
- The point of intersection is the desired point.

Remember, it's always helpful to have a pencil, ruler, compass, and protractor (for measuring angles) when doing constructions.