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A triangular 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. The smallest angle formed by the streets is 36. Find the area of the
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A triangular 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. The smallest angle formed by the streets is 36. Find the area of the lot.
30.859
37.030
30.070
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