Triangle w/ interior angles represented by a square number of degrees

Here’s a triangle with interior angles, $16^\circ$ , $64^\circ$ , $100^\circ$
each angle being represented by a square number of degrees

edge lengths :

$a \; = \; 0.127655 \: p$
$b \; = \; 0.416255 \: p$
$c \; = \; 0.45609 \: p$

The area is : $0.0261648 \: p^2$

circumradius : $0.231563 \: p$ ………. inradius : $0.0523297 \: p$

assuming perimeter $p$

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