Triangle I has two angles whose measures are 30 degrees and 60 degrees and the length of the side opposite the angle whose measure is 30 degrees is 1. Triangle II has two angles whose measures are both 45 degrees, and the length of each side opposite an angle whose measure is 45 degrees is √2. Quantity A Quantity B
The length of the longest side The length of the longest
in triangle I side in triangle II

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this woman was an important writer and propagandist during the american revolution. she was a member of the committee of correspondence (in fact the committee was formed in her home) and was an advisor to many of the revolutionary leaders, including george washington and john adams. who was this revolutionary woman?

$12. that is my answer.

she drove 134 miles

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