3. For each, determine the number of unique triangles that can be made from thefollowing information.a. For ARST, RS = 4m, ST = 4.7m, and ZR = 57.b. For ADEF, LF = 50°, DE = 62, and DF = 80.c. For ALMN, LL = 31°, LM = 6.9cm, and MN = 3.4cm.

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3. For each, determine the number of unique triangles that can be made from the following information. a. For ARST, RS = 4m, ST = 4.7m, and ZR = 57. b. For ADEF, LF = 50°, DE = 62, and DF = 80. c. For ALMN, LL = 31°, LM = 6.9cm, and MN = 3.4cm.