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Ymorist [56]3 years ago

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Longer sides have longer angles. So the side length corresponds with the angle size.
For example in 16 (that is the only one I can see properly), angle C is the largest. That means that the side facing it will be the largest. So side AB will be the largest, then BC and AC in that order because angle A is greater than angle B.
Hope this helps.

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