The lengths of the sides of triangle ABC are represented in terms of the variable m, where m>6 AB = m - 2 BC = m + 4 AC = m list the angles from smallest to largest.

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Dashawn Fitzgerald

13 April, 15:33

The lengths of the sides of triangle ABC are represented in terms of the variable m, where m>6 AB = m - 2 BC = m + 4 AC = m list the angles from smallest to largest.

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Dominic Blackburn · Answer 1

C, B, A

Step-by-step explanation:

From smallest to largest, the side lengths are ...

AB = c = m - 2 AC = b = m BC = a = m + 4

The shortest side is opposite the smallest angle, so the angles, smallest to largest, are C, B, A.

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Comment on side naming

Side c is opposite vertex (and angle) C, so is between vertices A and B. Thus the names AB and c are both names for the side of the triangle opposite angle C.