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Problem #3 The diagram shows an obtuse triangle
ABC with AB = 57 cm, AC = 48 cm and
BÂC=117 degrees
Calculate:
a the length BC
(3 marks)
b the area of triangle ABC (2 marks)
c the size of the angle ABC. (3 marks)


Problem #3

The diagram shows an obtuse triangle
ABC with AB = 57 cm, AC = 48 cm and
BÂC=117 degre

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