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Q: What is arc bc if angles a is 20 and arc de is 116?
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In circle P BC equals 24 what is the length of arc ABC?

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How do you find the length of arc BC when the central angle of ab is 120 and the radius is 10?

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What are the angles and area of a triangle with sides of 2.60cm by 2.85cm by 4.70cm?

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Abc is a right triangle if ac is 4 and bc is 10 what would ab equal?

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