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Omni-MATH / Let W,S be as in problem 32. Let A be the least positive integer such that an acute triangle with side lengths S,A, and W exists. Find A.

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Let W,SW, S be as in problem 32. Let AA be the least positive integer such that an acute triangle with side lengths S,AS, A, and WW exists. Find AA.
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Let W,S be as in problem 32. Let A be the least positive integer such that an acute triangle with side lengths S,A, and W exists. Find A.
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Let $W, S$ be as in problem 32. Let $A$ be the least positive integer such that an acute triangle with side lengths $S, A$, and $W$ exists. Find $A$.

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