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16 Mar 2022, 08:00
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What is the largest angle in triangle ABC?
(1) The sum of angles A and B is 70 degrees.
(2) Angle C is 110 degrees.
(1) The sum of angles A and B is 70 degrees.
(2) Angle C is 110 degrees.
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19 Mar 2022, 13:42
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\(\frac{AD}{BCE}\)
Statement 1: Sufficient
if A+B = 70, then the other angle will be 110 and this angle is the largest angle.
Eliminate BCE
Statement 2: Sufficient
If the angle C is 110, then the other 2 angles should be 70.
Hence we know that C is the largest angle.
Eliminate A
Answer D
Statement 1: Sufficient
if A+B = 70, then the other angle will be 110 and this angle is the largest angle.
Eliminate BCE
Statement 2: Sufficient
If the angle C is 110, then the other 2 angles should be 70.
Hence we know that C is the largest angle.
Eliminate A
Answer D
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