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In triangle ABC a=8. b=6, and angleC= 60°. Find the measure of angleA 16 degrees 46 degrees 74 degrees 106 degrees
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In triangle ABC a=8. b=6, and angleC= 60°. Find the measure of angleA 16 degrees 46 degrees 74 degrees 106 degrees
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In triangle ABC a=8. b=6, and angleC= 60°. Find the measure of angleA
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Answer: The correct answer is 74˚
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