In triangle , we are given . If and denote the largest and smallest possible values of , find .
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Let <ABC = <BCA = t. Then <BAC = 180 - 2t. We cannot assume that the angles are integers, even though the problem is somewhat phrased with that expectation. Therefore the largest angle , m, is as close to 180 as you want, whereas the smallest value, n , is as close to 0 as you wish. No matter what you choose, the average will be 90. Ed Gray