SOLUTION: In an XYZ triangle, x=19.1m and y=32.7m and z=41.2m Suppose one angle is obtuse, which angle must it be? Determine the measure of the angle you identified in part a. Show your

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Question 1080313: In an XYZ triangle, x=19.1m and y=32.7m and z=41.2m
Suppose one angle is obtuse, which angle must it be?
Determine the measure of the angle you identified in part a. Show your work. Is the angle obtuse? Round to the nearest tenth.

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Measure of angle at point Z, 102.2 degrees

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In an XYZ triangle, x=19.1m and y=32.7m and z=41.2m
Suppose one angle is obtuse, which angle must it be?
Determine the measure of the angle you identified in part a. Show your work. Is the angle obtuse? Round to the nearest tenth.
∡Z MUST be obtuse since it's opposite the longest side, z.
Use the law of cosines to find &#Z.
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