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Olympiad Geometry · Superchallenge problem

ABCC'30°1077

Triangle ABCABC has AB=10AB = 10, BC=7BC = 7 and m∠A=30∘m\angle A = 30^\circ. These facts (side-side-angle) do not determine a unique triangle: there are exactly two non-congruent triangles that fit. Find the sum of the two possible lengths of AC‾\overline{AC}. Give an exact answer.