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If the sides of a triangle measure 9 15 and 18 if the shortest side of a similar triangle measures 6 find lenght of the longest side of this triangle?
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Two angles of a triangle have measures of 59 degrees and 28 degrees. find the measure of the third angle.?
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The measures 0f two angles of a triangle are 40 and 100 find the measure of the third angle?
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How do you find the missing measure of an acute triangle?
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How do you find the length on a right triangle?
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