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What is the measure of angle B in triangle ABC?

(1) The ratio of the angles in triangle ABC is 3 : 4 : 5
(2) BC < AB < AC
1) If the ratio of angles is known. We know sum of the three angles as 180.
So, 3a+4a+5a = 180. So, a could be calculated. Hence, all the three angles could be calculated, leave just B. Hence, sufficient.
2) Just by knowing that three sides are not equal, don't give any information about the exact length of sides or exact angles of a triangle. Hence, insufficient.

Hence, A.


I think it should be C.

From stmt. 1, although we can calculate the 3 angles, we can't predict the measure of angle B per se. It could be 45 or 60 or 75.
From stmt. 2, we know side opposite to angle a (BC) < side opposite to angle c (AB) < Side opposite angle b (AC) but the measurements aren't calculable.

Using both, we know the measures and also that angle b is the largest angle.
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