One angle of a triangle is

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One angle of a triangle is 60∘60^\circ, its area is 10310\sqrt3, and its perimeter is 20 cm20\,\mathrm{cm}. If a>b>ca>b>c, where aa, bb, and cc are the side lengths opposite vertices AA, BB, and CC, respectively, which of the following are correct? (1) Inradius of the triangle is 3\sqrt3. (2) Length of the longest side of the triangle is 77. (3) Circumradius of the triangle is 73\frac{7}{\sqrt3}. (4) Radius of the largest escribed circle is 112\frac{1}{12}.

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