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are you asking for like obtuse, acute stuff like that?
I got the answer for it already ;3 But can you help with another?
sure :)
Easy (R to Q) then (R to P) last (P to Q)
That is incorrect...
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do you have choices?
p then q then r if you want to do some trig you can use the law of cosines
my guess is from looking though do you know the law of cosines?
P Q R is correct. I had the answer, i just was making sure :D Thanks for the help!
then. you need to be able to use the law of cosines. do you know how to do this?
\[cosA=\frac{ b^2+c^2-a^2 }{ 2bc }\]
once you get one angle you can just use law of sines on the whole thing. \[\frac{ sinA }{ a }=\frac{ sinB }{ b }=\frac{ sinC }{ c }\]
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