On a isosceles triangle, how would you find the area and perimeter when given the bases: 12 and 32 and a 45 degree angle?

Answer 1

You seem to have conflicting data.

Where is the 45° angle ?

if the base is 12 and the two equal sides are 32 each, then there can't be a 45° angle.
If the base is 32 and the two equal sides are 12, you will not be able to draw the triangle, since that is not possible.

Answer 2

In the bottom left hand corner. The sides are blank. I'm just confuses on how to find the sides & finding the perimeter & area

Answer 3

Still makes no sense.
If the bottom angle is 45° and it is isosceles, then you have a right-angled triangle.