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A triangular city lot bounded by three streets has a length of 300 feet on one street, 250 feet on the second, and 420 feet on the third. Find the approximate measure of the largest angle formed by these
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A triangular city lot bounded by three streets has a length of 300 feet on one street, 250 feet on the second, and 420 feet on the third. Find the approximate measure of the largest angle formed by these streets.

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81° is the largest angle formed by the triangular city lot

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