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Suppose, for each triangle in the diagram, the measurements that are labeled are known, while the other measurements are unknown. in which triangle can you directly substitute known values into the law of cosines to find an unknown side or angle? ∆abc ∆def ∆xyz ∆pqr ∆jkl

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