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Here we go again. Tired of these yet? Obtuse triangles. 42° 84° 48° none of these
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Here we go again. Tired of these yet? Obtuse triangles.
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none of these
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none of these obtuse an obtuse triangle has sto have an angle above 90°
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First of all, we know that the sum of interior angles in an obtuse triangle is 180
So i think <DEF would be :
180 - 84 = 96
I think the answer is : None of these
hope this helps
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