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To find this you'll need to know the lengths of the other two (or possibly a couple of angles). The basic formula is Pythagorean Theorum is:

A (squared) + B (squared) = C (squared) with C being the longest side. Just

plug in the length of the two sides you know and solve for the third.

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First you have to know the measure of at least one angle.

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