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Solve ΔABC. (Round your answer for b to one decimal place. Round your answers for α...

Solve ΔABC. (Round your answer for b to one decimal place. Round your answers for α and γ to the nearest 10 minutes. If there is no solution, enter NO SOLUTION.)

β = 72°10',     c = 14.2,     a = 86.6

b =
α = °  '
γ = °  '
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