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Find the isosceles triangle side lengths
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Isosceles will have 2 sides the same length and the bad will be small. Also the isosceles will add up to 180 degrees. Hope this helps
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You haven't included a diagram, however, if it's an isosceles triangle 2 of its sides will be the same and 1 will be different
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