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In triangle ABC, AB=5cm, AC = 10cm, and BC = 12 cmDetermine the size of the largest angle.

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avanturin [10]3 years ago

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The largest angle is <B.

Because, AC is the longest and largest side of ∆ABC. Therefore, the angle opposite the largest side is also the largest.

This is a property in geometry.

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