84.2: Solving arbitraryRemember that to "solve" a triangle means to find all missing side lengths and anglemeasures. You are responsible for identifying when no such triangle is possible, andfor solving both triangles in the ambiguous case.1.A DOR If J= 46°, K= 95° and 1= 6.8, solve A JKL.

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