two sides of a triangle are a=12,b=15 and the value of s(semi perimeter) used in heron's formula is 22 cm, then the length c of the third side is:

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two sides of a triangle are a=12,b=15 and the value of s(semi perimeter) used in heron's formula is 22 cm, then the length c of the third side is:

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