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V125BC [204]3 years ago

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Side a = 10.98991
Side b = 11.69522
Side c = 4

Angle ∠A = 70° = 1.22173 rad = 7/18π
Angle ∠B = 90° = 1.5708 rad = π/2
Angle ∠C = 20° = 0.34907 rad = π/9

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