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you kinda can and kinda cant because you have to have at least two of the measurements cuz if one triangle equals 180 then if you add the two given measurements and subtract it by 180 you can find it out. but if like if one side equalled 74 and another equalled 67 they equal 141 and if u subtract it by 180 you should get 39 so that would be the last angle.
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