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If ā–³ABC is an obtuse angled triangle in which <C=1100 then which one of the following is true-

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AB=AC
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AB<AC
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AB>AC
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AB<BC
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Solution

The correct option is C AB>AC
Here , <C=1100
< Aand < B are acute angles
<C > < B\therefore$ AB > AC
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