What is the largest side of the triangle, if in triangle ABC****?

Question

**** the measure of angle A is 60 degrees and the measure of angle B is 70 degrees?

Answer 1

If one angle is 60 and another is 70, the final side would be 50 (all three have to add to 180). However, you can't determine lengths of sides from angles only - you need at least one side to find the others. Since you only have the angles, the best answer you can give is that the largest side is the one opposite the 70 degree angle. (Using the usual naming conventions, if angles are A, B, and C, then sides are a, b, and c and are directly opposite the corresponding angles. So if B is the largest angle, then b is the largest side.)