We can use the Сosine formula to solve this problem.
<span>First we must find the third side (АС) of the triangle:
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The smallest angle of the triangle lies opposite the smallest side, so we need to find m</span>∠C.

Now we can use Bradis's Table (I don't know the name in English, maybe Trigonometric Table?) to find m∠C:
m∠С = 38°42' = 38.7°
Answer: 38.7°
<span>I hope this helps</span>
Plug the value of 9 in for y
9=-3x+6
Subtract 6 from both sides
3=-3x
Divide both sides by -3
-1=x
Final answer: x=–1
Answer:
The maximum is at (1,3)
Step-by-step explanation:
The maximum value of the function is at the vertex
The maximum is at (1,3)
Answer:
Factor the numerator and denominator and cancel out the common factors.
x
^2
−
3 is your final answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer: Yes, a triangle can have sides of those lengths.
Step-by-step explanation: