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Suppose, for each triangle in the diagram, the measurements that are labeled are known, while the other measurements are unknown. In which triangle can you directly substitute known values into the Law of Cosines to find an unknown side or angle? ∆ABC ∆DEF ∆XYZ ∆PQR ∆JKL
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im thinking its either the 3rd one or last one ?
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cant open the pic file
hmm one second
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http://contentlaunch.ple.platoweb.com/testimagedb/a1/a1ea84031b29c21f5618af16a32f270c
try that
nope. try taking a screenshot and uploading it a a png
sorry, can't get it opened. For law of cosines you either need to know - all 3 sides or - 2 sides and the angle for the side you don't know
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the one with 3 sides pqr
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