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Please see attached.

Thx.

D is my choice

1. ABC is 60 60 60, I forgot to call what it is in English
a is a side of ABC
a*sqr(3)/2 =6*sqr(3)-> a = 12, area = (1/2)*12*6*sqr(3)

2. sinC = 6*sqr(3)/12 =sqr(3)/2 =sin60 , then the same calculation above
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D is my choice

1. ABC is 60 60 60, I forgot to call what it is in English
a is a side of ABC
a*sqr(3)/2 =6*sqr(3)-> a = 12, area = (1/2)*12*6*sqr(3)

2. sinC = 6*sqr(3)/12 =sqr(3)/2 =sin60 , then the same calculation above

1. The condition does not fix point C. Therefore, ABC 70 60 50 also works

2. The condition does not fix point B. Therefore, ABC 70 50 60 also works
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Agree with C.

sondenso, you can't assume the other two angles are 60 too. Visuals can be very misleading.
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C -> first condition defines B, second condition defines C.
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D for me....whats the OA?
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D for me....whats the OA?

OA is C. Can't assume on these types of questions..get burned otherwise.
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Agree with C.

sondenso, you can't assume the other two angles are 60 too. Visuals can be very misleading.

Thank you sreehari and walker,

I found where I am wrong. I assumed that the triangle is isocele triangle and when one angle 60, automatically I think that triangle will be 60 60 and 60
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I go with C....
Each of the statements could be used to solve the problem individually.



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