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A triangle has anle measures of 50° and 45° and a nonincluded side of 7 inches. Does this information make a unique triangle, more than one triangle, or no triangle?
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A triangle has anle measures of 50° and 45° and a nonincluded side of 7 inches. Does this information make a unique triangle, more than one triangle, or no triangle?

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It could be two unique triangles (the 7 inch length could be either of the two nonincluded sides.)

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