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The law of cosines is used to find the measure of q. 242 = 202 + 342 – 2(20)(34)cos(q) 576 = 400 + 1156 – (1360)cos(q) 576 = 1556 – (1360)cos(q) –980 = –(1360)cos(q) to the nearest whole degree, the measure of angle q is degrees

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