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Three roads intersect in such a way to form a triangular piece of land as shown in the fig. Then the length of the other two sides of the land are

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In triangle ABC, if $\beta=80^{\circ}$ a=9.3cm, c=101cm, then the angle $\alpha$ is

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In triangle ABC, if c=16.1 $\alpha=42^{\circ}45'$ and $\gamma=74^{\circ}32'$ then the length of the side a is

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In triangle ABC, $b=\sqrt{6}$, $\beta=60^{\circ}$ $\gamma=15^{\circ}$ then the length of the side c is

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In triangle ABC, $\beta=65.4^{\circ}$, $\alpha=82^{\circ}$ and b=36.5 then the length of the side a is

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In triangle ABC, b=10, c=8 and angle $\gamma=65^{\circ}$ then the value of angle $\beta$ is

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In triangle ABC $\alpha=37^{\circ}$ c=40 and a=28, then the value of angle $\gamma$ is

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Given the triangle ABC $\alpha=42^{\circ}$, $\beta=32^{\circ}$ a=12 then the length of side b is

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Given the triangle ABC with $\beta=32^{\circ}$ a=42 and b=30 then angle $\alpha$ is

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The law of sines can be used to solve oblique triangle when following information is given:

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The law of sines can be used to solve

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In the following fig, the coordinates of the point B are

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If $\alpha, \beta\:and\:\gamma$ are the measures of angles of a triangle and a,b and c are the lengths of opposite these angles, then according to law of sine

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In the following triangle ABC, the value of the angle $\beta$ is

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In the following triangle ABC, the value of the angle $\gamma$ is

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In the following triangle ABC, the value of angle $\alpha$ is

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If the sides of triangle ABC are $x^{2}+x+1$, 2x+1 and $x^{2}-1$. Then the greatest angle of the triangle is

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If sides of triangle ABC are 16, 20 and 33 then the value of the greatest angle is

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In triangle ABC, a=4584, b=5140, c=3624, then the value of angle $\beta$ is

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In triangle ABC, a=7, b=7 and c=9, then the value of angle $\beta$ is

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In triangle ABC, a=8, b=9,c=40 then the value of angle $\alpha$ is

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In triangle ABC, a=80, b=92, c=124, then the value of angle $\beta$ is

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In triangle ABC, a=32, b=20 and c=40. Then the value of angle $\beta$ is

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In triangle ABC $a=\sqrt{3}-1$ $b=\sqrt{3}+1$ and $\beta=60^{\circ}$ then the third side of the triangle is

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In triangle ABC, a=4.6 b=7.2 and angle $\beta=124^{\circ}$ then the third side of the triangle is

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