James sees a floor made of triangular tiles of different sizes. He notices that two triangles each have one angle with a measure of 35∘, another with a measure of 45∘, and one side with a length of 6 inches. Are the two triangles the same? Explain.

A. Yes, the sum of the measures of the angles in any triangle is 180∘ so, the measure of all three angles in the triangles are equal.

B. No, the lengths of the other two sides of the triangle cannot be determined.

C. Yes, the length of the two other sides will meet at a common vertex determined by the given side and the given angles.

D. Maybe, depending on whether the 6-in. side is in the same location relative to the given angles.