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This document contains information about ambiguous triangles and an exercise problem. It provides three triangles with the same side lengths but different angle measures, indicating they are ambiguous triangles. It also shows a triangle PQR with one angle and side lengths provided and directs the reader to solve for it. Finally, it lists the question numbers that are part of Exercise 10.
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