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1. 1. (Absolute Geometry) Assume points A, D, C, B satisfy A-D-C and B is not...

1. 1. (Absolute Geometry) Assume points A, D, C, B satisfy A-D-C and B is not on the line determined by A, D, C. Prove Internal Angle Sum of triangle ACB is less than or equal to Internal Angle Sum of triangle ADB. (NOTE: This is not Euclidean Geometry. Prove this in Absolute Geometry.)

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