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To solve this puzzle, we need to match the yellow triangles so that the numbers touching each other are equal. Each triangle has three parts: a large number in the center and two smaller "percentage of number" calculations on the sides.

First, let's calculate the value for every percentage expression on the triangles to see which ones match.

Step 1: Calculate the values for each triangle

Let's go through the triangles and find the value for each side.

1. Triangle with center 21:
* $45\% \text{ of } 80 = 0.45 \times 80 = 36$
* $20\% \text{ of } 60 = 0.20 \times 60 = 12$
* Center: 21

2. Triangle with center 10:
* Side touching Triangle 21: $20\% \text{ of } 60 = 12$ (Matches!)
* Other side: $15\% \text{ of } 20 = 0.15 \times 20 = 3$
* Center: 10

3. Triangle with center 3:
* Side touching Triangle 10: $15\% \text{ of } 20 = 3$ (Matches!)
* Other side: $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 0.75 \times 32 = 24$
* Center: 3

4. Triangle with center 24:
* Side touching Triangle 3: $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$ (Matches!)
* Other side: $50\% \text{ of } 40 = 0.50 \times 40 = 20$ ... Wait, looking at the image, the side touching the next triangle says "80% of 40". Let's re-read carefully.
* Actually, let's look at the triangle below it. The triangle with center 24 has a side labeled "$75\% \text{ of } 32$" which equals 24. It connects to the triangle with center 3.
* The other side of Triangle 24 is labeled "$50\% \text{ of } 40$" ? No, looking closely at the cluster on the right:
* Top triangle (Center 3): Left side is $15\% \text{ of } 20 = 3$. Right side is $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$.
* Middle-right triangle (Center 24): Top side is $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$. Bottom-left side is $50\% \text{ of } 40$? No, it looks like $80\% \text{ of } 40$ is on the bottom triangle. Let's look at the triangle with center 22.
* Triangle with center 22: Top side is $75\% \text{ of } 32$? No. Let's trace the connections visible in the image.

Let's restart by calculating all unique percentage values found on the edges to find pairs.

List of Percentage Calculations:

* $45\% \text{ of } 80 = 36$
* $20\% \text{ of } 60 = 12$
* $15\% \text{ of } 20 = 3$
* $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$
* $50\% \text{ of } 40 = 20$ (Wait, looking at the triangle with center 24, one side is $75\% \text{ of } 32=24$. The other side adjacent to center 22 is unlabeled in my previous scan. Let's look at the triangle with center 22. It has $75\% \text{ of } 32$ on top? No.
* Let's identify the triangles by their center number and calculate their sides.

Triangle A (Center 21):
* Side 1: $45\% \text{ of } 80 = 36$
* Side 2: $20\% \text{ of } 60 = 12$
* Side 3: (Hidden/Inner)

Triangle B (Center 10):
* Side 1: $20\% \text{ of } 60 = 12$ (Matches Triangle A)
* Side 2: $15\% \text{ of } 20 = 3$
* Side 3: (Hidden/Inner)

Triangle C (Center 3):
* Side 1: $15\% \text{ of } 20 = 3$ (Matches Triangle B)
* Side 2: $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$
* Side 3: (Hidden/Inner)

Triangle D (Center 24):
* Side 1: $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$ (Matches Triangle C)
* Side 2: $50\% \text{ of } 40$? Let's check the text. It says "50% of 40" on the side touching the triangle with center 22? No, the triangle with center 22 has "75% of 32" on its top edge? No.
* Let's look at the triangle with center 22.
* One side says $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$. This matches Triangle D's side if Triangle D had that side free. But Triangle D uses that side to connect to Triangle C.
* Let's re-examine the cluster on the right.
* Triangle (Center 3) connects to Triangle (Center 10) via value 3.
* Triangle (Center 3) connects to Triangle (Center 24) via value 24 ($75\% \text{ of } 32$).
* Triangle (Center 24) has another side labeled $50\% \text{ of } 40$? Or is it $80\% \text{ of } 40$? The text near the edge between Center 24 and Center 22 is hard to read. Let's look at Triangle (Center 22).
* Triangle (Center 22) has a side labeled $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$. This must connect to a triangle with a side value of 24. Triangle D (Center 24) has a side value of 24 used already. Is there another 24?
* Let's check Triangle (Center 53). Sides: $80\% \text{ of } 40 = 32$, $50\% \text{ of } 40 = 20$? No, let's read the text on Triangle 53.
* Side 1: $80\% \text{ of } 40 = 32$
* Side 2: $50\% \text{ of } 40$? No, it says $50\% \text{ of } 40$ on the triangle with center 24?
* Let's look at the triangle with center 22 again.
* Side 1: $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$.
* Side 2: $50\% \text{ of } 40 = 20$? No, the text is "50% of 40" on the triangle with center 24?
* Let's assume the standard matching logic. We need to find pairs of equal numbers.

Let's list ALL calculated edge values from the visible text:

1. $45\% \text{ of } 80 = 36$
2. $20\% \text{ of } 60 = 12$
3. $15\% \text{ of } 20 = 3$
4. $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$
5. $50\% \text{ of } 40 = 20$ (Found on Triangle 24? Or 22?)
6. $80\% \text{ of } 40 = 32$ (Found on Triangle 53)
7. $50\% \text{ of } 40 = 20$ (Found on Triangle 53? No, Triangle 53 has $80\% \text{ of } 40$ and maybe another.)
8. $25\% \text{ of } 88 = 22$
9. $10\% \text{ of } 70 = 7$
10. $40\% \text{ of } 80 = 32$
11. $70\% \text{ of } 40 = 28$
12. $60\% \text{ of } 50 = 30$
13. $75\% \text{ of } 36 = 27$
14. $45\% \text{ of } 40 = 18$
15. $35\% \text{ of } 60 = 21$
16. $5\% \text{ of } 40 = 2$
17. $25\% \text{ of } 200 = 50$
18. $50\% \text{ of } 26 = 13$
19. $25\% \text{ of } 16 = 4$

Now let's group the triangles by their center and visible sides to find the matches.

Cluster 1 (Top Right):
* Triangle (Center 21): Sides are $36$ ($45\% \text{ of } 80$) and $12$ ($20\% \text{ of } 60$).
* Triangle (Center 10): Connects to Tri 21 via side $12$ ($20\% \text{ of } 60$). Other side is $3$ ($15\% \text{ of } 20$).
* Triangle (Center 3): Connects to Tri 10 via side $3$ ($15\% \text{ of } 20$). Other side is $24$ ($75\% \text{ of } 32$).
* Triangle (Center 24): Connects to Tri 3 via side $24$ ($75\% \text{ of } 32$).
* What are the other sides of Triangle 24?
* Looking at the image, Triangle 24 is connected to Triangle 22 and Triangle 53.
* The side between Tri 24 and Tri 22 seems to be labeled on Tri 22 as $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$? No, Tri 3 already used that.
* Let's look at Triangle (Center 22). Visible sides: $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$ and $50\% \text{ of } 40 = 20$? Or $80\% \text{ of } 40$?
* Actually, let's look at Triangle (Center 53). Visible sides: $80\% \text{ of } 40 = 32$ and $50\% \text{ of } 40$? No, the text says $50\% \text{ of } 40$ is on the side connecting to Tri 24?
* Let's check the value $20$. $50\% \text{ of } 40 = 20$.
* Let's check the value $32$. $80\% \text{ of } 40 = 32$. Also $40\% \text{ of } 80 = 32$.

Let's trace the connections based on matching numbers:

Match 1: Value 12
* From Triangle 21 ($20\% \text{ of } 60$)
* To Triangle 10 ($20\% \text{ of } 60$) -> Confirmed Connection

Match 2: Value 3
* From Triangle 10 ($15\% \text{ of } 20$)
* To Triangle 3 ($15\% \text{ of } 20$) -> Confirmed Connection

Match 3: Value 24
* From Triangle 3 ($75\% \text{ of } 32$)
* To Triangle 24 ($75\% \text{ of } 32$) -> Confirmed Connection

Match 4: Value 32
* We have Triangle 53 with side $80\% \text{ of } 40 = 32$.
* We have Triangle 13 (center 13? No, center is blank in that spot, wait. There is a triangle with center 13? No, the triangle with center 16? No.
* Let's look for another 32.
* Triangle with center ? has side $40\% \text{ of } 80 = 32$. This is the triangle with center 13? No, the triangle with center 13 is below the 16.
* Let's identify the triangle with side $40\% \text{ of } 80$. It is the triangle with center 13? No, looking at the left cluster:
* Triangle with center 16: Side is $40\% \text{ of } 80 = 32$.
* So, Triangle 53 (side 32) should connect to Triangle 16 (side 32).

Match 5: Value 20
* Triangle 24 needs a partner. One side was 24. The other visible side label near it is on Triangle 22 or 53.
* Triangle 53 has side $50\% \text{ of } 40$? No, the text "50% of 40" is on the triangle with center 24? Or 22?
* Let's look at Triangle 22. It has a side $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$. But Triangle 3 already connected to Triangle 24 using that value. Does Triangle 22 connect to Triangle 24?
* If Triangle 22 has side 24, it must connect to a triangle with side 24. Triangle 24 has center 24. Does it have a side 24? No, its sides are results of percentages.
* Wait, the center number doesn't have to match the side. The *sides* touch.
* Triangle 3 (Side 24) touches Triangle 24 (Side 24).
* Triangle 22 (Side 24) must touch another triangle with Side 24.
* Is there another triangle with Side 24?
* Triangle 24's other sides: One connects to 53? One connects to 22?
* Let's calculate Triangle 24's other sides.
* We know one side is 24 (connected to Tri 3).
* The side touching Triangle 53: Triangle 53 has side $80\% \text{ of } 40 = 32$. So Triangle 24 must have a side 32.
* Does Triangle 24 have a side 32? The label isn't clearly visible, but let's check the other side of Triangle 53.
* Triangle 53 other side: $50\% \text{ of } 40$? No, the text says "50% of 40" is on the triangle with center 24?
* Let's look at the triangle with center 22.
* Side 1: $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$.
* Side 2: $50\% \text{ of } 40 = 20$? Or $80\% \text{ of } 40$?
* Let's look at the triangle with center 24 again.
* It connects to Tri 3 (val 24).
* It connects to Tri 53. Tri 53 has val 32 ($80\% \text{ of } 40$). So Tri 24 must have val 32.
* It connects to Tri 22. Tri 22 has val 24 ($75\% \text{ of } 32$). So Tri 24 must have val 24?
* A triangle can have duplicate side values? Unlikely.
* Let's re-read the labels on Triangle 24.
* Top-Left: $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$.
* Bottom-Right: $50\% \text{ of } 40$? No, it looks like $50\% \text{ of } 40$ is on Triangle 53?
* Actually, on Triangle 53, the sides are $80\% \text{ of } 40 = 32$ and $50\% \text{ of } 40$? No, the text "50% of 40" is written on the side of the triangle with center 24 that touches Triangle 22?
* Let's assume the side between Tri 24 and Tri 22 is the match.
* If Tri 22 has side 24, and Tri 24 has side... wait.
* Let's look at Triangle 22's other side. It touches Triangle 53? No, Tri 22 touches Tri 24 and Tri 53?
* In the image, Tri 24, Tri 22, and Tri 53 form a cluster.
* Tri 24 connects to Tri 3.
* Tri 24 connects to Tri 22.
* Tri 24 connects to Tri 53.
* This implies Tri 24 is in the middle? No, they are arranged in a ring or chain.
* Visually: Tri 3 -> Tri 24 -> Tri 53 -> Tri 22 -> back to Tri 24? No.
* Tri 24 touches Tri 3, Tri 22, and Tri 53.
* So Tri 24 has 3 neighbors.
* Neighbor 1: Tri 3. Match value: 24 ($75\% \text{ of } 32$).
* Neighbor 2: Tri 53. Tri 53 has side $80\% \text{ of } 40 = 32$. So Tri 24 must have side 32.
* Neighbor 3: Tri 22. Tri 22 has side $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$? If so, Tri 24 needs another side 24.
* Does Tri 24 have two sides with value 24?
* Side 1: $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$.
* Side 2: ?
* Side 3: ?
* If Tri 24 connects to Tri 22 via value 24, then Tri 22's side is 24.
* What is Tri 22's other side? It touches Tri 53?
* Tri 53 has sides 32 ($80\% \text{ of } 40$) and ...?
* Tri 53 touches Tri 24 (val 32) and Tri 22.
* So Tri 53's third side touches Tri 22.
* Tri 22 touches Tri 24 (val 24?) and Tri 53.
* Let's check Tri 22's sides again.
* Side A: $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$.
* Side B: $50\% \text{ of } 40 = 20$? Or $80\% \text{ of } 40$?
* Let's look at the text on Tri 22. It says "50% of 40" on the side facing Tri 53?
* If Tri 22 side is 20 ($50\% \text{ of } 40$), then Tri 53 must have a side 20.
* Tri 53 sides: 32 ($80\% \text{ of } 40$) and ...? The third side is not labeled with a calculation, it's the outer edge? No, all edges have calcs.
* Wait, the text "50% of 40" is on the triangle with center 24?
* Let's look really closely at the triangle with center 24.
* Side touching Tri 3: $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$.
* Side touching Tri 53: Label is obscured or missing?
* Side touching Tri 22: Label is $50\% \text{ of } 40 = 20$?
* Let's look at Triangle 22.
* Side touching Tri 24: If Tri 24 is 20, Tri 22 must be 20.
* Does Tri 22 have a side 20? The visible text is $75\% \text{ of } 32 = 24$ and ...?
* Maybe the side labeled $50\% \text{ of } 40$ belongs to Triangle 22?
* If Tri 22 has side 20, and Tri 24 has side 20, they match.
* Then Tri 22's other side is 24 ($75\% \text{ of } 32$). Who does that connect to?
* Tri 22 touches Tri 53?
* Tri 53 has side 32 ($80\% \text{ of } 40$). Does Tri 53 have side 24?
* Tri 53 third side: ?
* This is getting complicated. Let's step back and look at the other clusters.

Cluster 2 (Bottom Right):
* Triangle (Center 27):
* Side 1: $60\% \text{ of } 50 = 30$
* Side 2: ?
* Triangle (Center 35):
* Side 1: $75\% \text{ of } 36 = 27$
* Side 2: $45\% \text{ of } 40 = 18$
* Triangle (Center 50):
* Side 1: $45\% \text{ of } 40 = 18$ (Matches Tri 35)
* Side 2: $35\% \text{ of } 60 = 21$
* Triangle (Center 7):
* Side 1: $35\% \text{ of } 60 = 21$ (Matches Tri 50)
* Side 2: ?
* Triangle (Center 32):
* Side 1: $5\% \text{ of } 40 = 2$
* Side 2: ?
* Triangle (Center 63):
* Side 1: ?
* Side 2: ?

Let's trace this chain:
1. Tri 35 (Side 18) connects to Tri 50 (Side 18). Match.
2. Tri 50 (Side 21) connects to Tri 7 (Side 21). Match.
3. Tri 7 has another side. What is it?
* Tri 7 is next to Tri 32 and Tri 27?
* Tri 7 touches Tri 32?
* Tri 32 has side $5\% \text{ of } 40 = 2$.
* Does Tri 7 have a side 2?
* Tri 7's sides are $35\% \text{ of } 60 = 21$ and ...? The third side is not clearly labeled in the crop, but let's look at Tri 27.
* Tri 27 has side $60\% \text{ of } 50 = 30$.
* Tri 35 has side $75\% \text{ of } 36 = 27$.
* Does Tri 27 connect to Tri 35?
* Tri 27 side 2? Tri 35 side 3?
* Tri 35 sides: 27, 18, and ?
* Tri 27 sides: 30, ?, and ?
* Tri 35 touches Tri 27? In the image, Tri 35 is below Tri 27. They share an edge.
* So Tri 35's third side must match Tri 27's second side.
* What is Tri 35's third side? And Tri 27's second side?
* Let's check the remaining values for these triangles.
* Tri 35: Center 35. Sides: 27, 18. Third side?
* Tri 27: Center 27. Sides: 30. Second side? Third side?
* Wait, Tri 27 touches Tri 35 AND Tri 7?
* In the image: Tri 27 is above Tri 35. Tri 7 is to the right of Tri 35. Tri 32 is to the right of Tri 7.
* Tri 27 touches Tri 35.
* Tri 35 touches Tri 50.
* Tri 50 touches Tri 7.
* Tri 7 touches Tri 32?
* Tri 32 touches Tri 63?
* Tri 63 touches Tri 27?

Let's verify the connections in this loop:
* Tri 35 - Tri 50: Match 18 ($45\% \text{ of } 40$). Correct.
* Tri 50 - Tri 7: Match 21 ($35\% \text{ of } 60$). Correct.
* Tri 7 - Tri 32:
* Tri 32 has side 2 ($5\% \text{ of } 40$).
* Does Tri 7 have side 2?
* Tri 7 sides: 21, and ...?
* Let's look at Tri 7's other visible side. It's not clearly labeled.
* However, Tri 32 has another side. $5\% \text{ of } 40 = 2$. What is the other side?
* Tri 32 touches Tri 63.
* Tri 63 has sides?
* Tri 63 touches Tri 27.
* Tri 27 has side 30 ($60\% \text{ of } 50$).
* Does Tri 63 have side 30?
* Tri 63 sides: One is touching Tri 32. One is touching Tri 27. One is outer?
* Let's check Tri 27's other side.
* Tri 27 touches Tri 35.
* Tri 35 sides: 18, 27, and ?
* Tri 27 sides: 30, ?, and ?
* If Tri 27 touches Tri 35, their shared side must match.
* Tri 35's remaining side? Tri 27's remaining side?
* Let's look at Triangle 63.
* It touches Tri 32 and Tri 27.
* Tri 32 side touching Tri 63: Must match Tri 63.
* Tri 27 side touching Tri 63: Must match Tri 63.

Let's look for other matches to fill in the blanks.

Cluster 3 (Left Side):
* Triangle (Center 14):
* Side 1: $25\% \text{ of } 88 = 22$
* Side 2: $10\% \text{ of } 70 = 7$
* Triangle (Center 11):
* Side 1: $25\% \text{ of } 88 = 22$ (Matches Tri 14)
* Side 2: ?
* Triangle (Center 4):
* Side 1: $10\% \text{ of } 70 = 7$ (Matches Tri 14)
* Side 2: ?
* Triangle (Center 12):
* Side 1: ?
* Side 2: ?
* Triangle (Center 16):
* Side 1: $40\% \text{ of } 80 = 32$
* Side 2: ?
* Triangle (Center 13):
* Side 1: ?
* Side 2: ?
* Triangle (Center 8):
* Side 1: $70\% \text{ of } 40 = 28$
* Side 2: ?
* Triangle (Center 9):
* Side 1: ?
* Side 2: ?
* Triangle (Center 28):
* Side 1: $25\% \text{ of } 200 = 50$
* Side 2: $50\% \text{ of } 26 = 13$
* Triangle (Center 30):
* Side 1: $25\% \text{ of } 16 = 4$
* Side 2: ?
* Triangle (Center 2):
* Side 1: ?
* Side 2: ?

Let's find matches for these:

Match: Value 22
* Tri 14 ($25\% \text{ of } 88$)
* Tri 11 ($25\% \text{ of } 88$)
* Connection: Tri 14 - Tri 11

Match: Value 7
* Tri 14 ($10\% \text{ of } 70$)
* Tri 4 ($10\% \text{ of } 70$)
* Connection: Tri 14 - Tri 4

So Tri 14 is connected to Tri 11 and Tri 4.

Match: Value 32
* Tri 16 ($40\% \text{ of } 80$)
* Tri 53 ($80\% \text{ of } 40$)
* Connection: Tri 16 - Tri 53

Match: Value 50
* Tri 28 ($25\% \text{ of } 200$)
* Who has side 50?
* Tri 50 has center 50, but sides are 18 and 21.
* Tri 27? No.
* Tri 35? No.
* Tri 13?
* Let's check Tri 13.
* Tri 13 is near Tri 16 and Tri 12.
* Tri 28 is isolated on the left?
* Tri 28 sides: 50, 13.
* Who has side 13?
* Tri 13 (Center 13)?
* If Tri 28 connects to Tri 13 via 13, then Tri 13 must have side 13.
* Does Tri 13 have side 13?
* Tri 13 sides: One is 13?
* Let's check Tri 13's other side.
* Tri 13 touches Tri 16?
* Tri 16 has side 32.
* Does Tri 13 have side 32?
* If Tri 13 has sides 13 and 32, it connects to Tri 28 (13) and Tri 16 (32).
* This forms a chain: Tri 28 - Tri 13 - Tri 16 - Tri 53.

Match: Value 4
* Tri 30 ($25\% \text{ of } 16$)
* Who has side 4?
* Tri 4 (Center 4)?
* Tri 4 sides: 7 (connected to Tri 14). Other side?
* If Tri 4 has side 4, it connects to Tri 30.
* Let's check Tri 4's other side.
* Tri 4 touches Tri 30?
* In the image, Tri 4 is above Tri 30.
* So Connection: Tri 4 - Tri 30 (Value 4).

Match: Value 28
* Tri 8 ($70\% \text{ of } 40$)
* Who has side 28?
* Tri 9?
* Tri 12?
* Tri 8 touches Tri 9?
* Tri 9 touches Tri 12?
* Tri 12 touches Tri 16?
* Let's check Tri 12.
* Tri 12 is near Tri 16.
* Tri 16 has side 32 (used by Tri 13).
* Tri 16 has another side.
* Tri 16 sides: 32, ?, ?.
* Tri 16 touches Tri 13 (32) and Tri 12?
* If Tri 16 touches Tri 12, what is the value?
* Tri 12 sides: ?
* Tri 8 sides: 28, ?.
* Tri 9 sides: ?, ?.

Let's look at Triangle 27 again.
* Side 30 ($60\% \text{ of } 50$).
* Touches Tri 63?
* If Tri 63 has side 30, they match.
* Tri 63 other side touches Tri 32.
* Tri 32 side 2 ($5\% \text{ of } 40$).
* If Tri 63 has side 2, they match.
* So Tri 63 has sides 30 and 2.
* What is Tri 63's third side?
* Tri 63 touches Tri 27 (30) and Tri 32 (2).
* Tri 27 has side 30.
* Tri 32 has side 2.
* This works.

Now, what about the remaining sides of Tri 27 and Tri 32?
* Tri 27 has side 30 (to Tri 63).
* Tri 27 has side ? (to Tri 35).
* Tri 35 has side ? (to Tri 27).
* Tri 35 sides: 18 (to Tri 50), 27 (to ?), ? (to Tri 27).
* Wait, Tri 35 has side $75\% \text{ of } 36 = 27$.
* Who has side 27?
* Tri 27 has center 27. Does it have side 27?
* If Tri 35 connects to Tri 27 via value 27, then Tri 27 must have side 27.
* So Connection: Tri 35 - Tri 27 (Value 27).

This closes the loop for the bottom-right cluster:
* Tri 35 - Tri 50 (18)
* Tri 50 - Tri 7 (21)
* Tri 7 - Tri 32 (2) -- Wait, earlier I said Tri 7 connects to Tri 32.
* Tri 32 has side 2.
* Tri 7 must have side 2.
* Tri 7 sides: 21, 2, ?.
* Tri 7 touches Tri 32 (2) and Tri 50 (21).
* Tri 7's third side touches Tri 63? Or Tri 27?
* In the image, Tri 7 is between Tri 50 and Tri 32.
* Tri 32 touches Tri 7 and Tri 63.
* Tri 63 touches Tri 32 and Tri 27.
* Tri 27 touches Tri 63 and Tri 35.
* Tri 35 touches Tri 27 and Tri 50.
* Tri 50 touches Tri 35 and Tri 7.
* This forms a ring: 50-7-32-63-27-35-50.
* Let's verify the links:
* 50-7: 21. OK.
* 7-32: 2. (Tri 7 side 2, Tri 32 side 2). OK.
* 32-63: 2? No, Tri 32 side 2 is used by Tri 7.
* Tri 32 has 3 sides. Side 1: 2 (to Tri 7). Side 2: ? (to Tri 63). Side 3: ? (Outer?).
* Tri 63 has 3 sides. Side 1: ? (to Tri 32). Side 2: 30 (to Tri 27). Side 3: ? (Outer?).
* If Tri 32 connects to Tri 63, they must share a value.
* Tri 32 remaining sides?
* Tri 63 remaining sides?
* Tri 27 connects to Tri 63 via 30.
* Tri 27 connects to Tri 35 via 27.
* Tri 27 has side 30 ($60\% \text{ of } 50$).
* Tri 27 has side 27? ($75\% \text{ of } 36$ is on Tri 35).
* Does Tri 27 have side 27?
* Tri 27 center is 27.
* If Tri 27 has side 27, it matches Tri 35.
* So Tri 27 sides: 30, 27, ?.
* Tri 35 sides: 18, 27, ?.
* Tri 35 third side?
* Tri 50 sides: 18, 21, ?.
* Tri 50 third side touches Tri 7?
* Tri 7 sides: 21, 2, ?.
* Tri 7 third side touches Tri 50? No, Tri 7 touches Tri 50 via 21.
* Tri 7 touches Tri 32 via 2.
* Tri 7 third side is outer?
* Tri 32 touches Tri 7 via 2.
* Tri 32 touches Tri 63 via ?.
* Tri 63 touches Tri 27 via 30.
* Tri 63 touches Tri 32 via ?.
* So we need a match between Tri 32 and Tri 63.
* Tri 32 remaining side?
* Tri 63 remaining side?
* Tri 32 sides: 2, ?, ?.
* Tri 63 sides: 30, ?, ?.
* What values are left?
* Tri 32: $5\% \text{ of } 40 = 2$.
* Tri 63: No visible calcs.
* Wait, Tri 63 must have a side matching Tri 32.
*