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If `b=3,c=4,a n dB=pi/3,` then find the number of triangles that can be constructed.

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We have,
`(sin B)/(b) = (sin C)/(c) " or " (sin (pi//3))/(3) = (sin C)/(4)`
or `sinC = (2)/(sqrt3) gt 1`, which is not possible
Hence, no triangle is possible
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