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`" Let "a,b,c" are the sides of "a" triangle "ABC" and "are" in "A" .P."(" Arithmetic Progression).
"`. `" If "altmin{b,c}" then cosA may be equal to [Note: All symbols used have their usual meaning in triangle "ABC"`

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