The triangle as a flat geometrical figure is made by three parties forming in connection points (tops) three corners. These corners and the parties are connected among themselves by constant ratios that allows to find unknown lengths of the parties in the presence of at least minimum data set about sizes of corners and lengths of other parties. Several ways of determination of length of the party of a triangle in relation to the Euclidean plane are given below.
The way of calculation of the unknown party of a triangle depends not only on task conditions, but also on for what it becomes. Not only school students at geometry lessons, but also the engineers working in the different industries of production, interior designers, cutters and representatives of many other professions face a similar task. Accuracy of calculations for the different purposes can be different, but their principle remains to the same, as in the school book of problems.