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Question 128

In triangle ABCABCABC, AB=10AB=10AB=10 cm, BC=14BC=14BC=14 cm and ∠BAC=42∘\angle BAC=42^\circ∠BAC=42∘. Find all possible values of ∠ACB \angle ACB\,∠ACB and decide how many triangles are possible.

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