Let be a triangle such that

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Problem

Let ABCABC be a triangle such that ∠ACB=π6\angle ACB=\frac{\pi}{6}. If aa, bb, and cc denote the lengths of the sides opposite to AA, BB, and CC, respectively, find the value of xx for which a=x2+x+1a=x^2+x+1, b=x2−1b=x^2-1, and c=2x+1c=2x+1. (1) −(2+3)-(2+\sqrt{3}) (2) 1+31+\sqrt{3} (3) 2+32+\sqrt{3} (4) 434\sqrt{3}

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