If area of a triangle is 1/4(a^+b^2),what are the angles of that triangle
a)60-60-60
b)30-60-90
c)90-45-45
d)30-70-80
e)30-40-110
a)60-60-60
b)30-60-90
c)90-45-45
d)30-70-80
e)30-40-110
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Can you please post the complete question ? and are a,b integers or sides or ..?quantskillsgmat wrote:If area of a triangle is 1/4(a^+b^2),what are the angles of that triangle
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a)60-60-60
b)30-60-90
c)90-45-45
d)30-70-80
e)30-40-110
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