Question

10. A,B and C are three
different points. They are
vertices of a right angled
triangle if:
AC2= AB2-BC2
AC2>AB2-BC2
AC2<AB2+BC2
AC3=AB+BC​

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

By Pythagora's theorem,

(hypotenuse)

2

=(perpendicular)

2

+(base)

2

Clearly, AB is hypotenuse, BC and AC are either base or perpendicular.

Since, AB is hypotenuse, therefore neither A nor B is right angle.

Therefore, C is right angle.