Mathematics, 11.11.2020 19:20, ciarab196

Question 6 Delete AC and focus on the intersection of AB and BC. Keeping points B and C fixed, move point A to different locations and observe how
ABC changes. What must you do to increase or decrease mABC ? What happens if you move point A to a location directly on CB? What is
mABC at this location? Explain.

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Question 6 Delete AC and focus on the intersection of AB and BC. Keeping points B and C fixed, move...