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21. In A ABC, A+B = 18 units, B + C = 25
units an C +A= 17 units. What type of A
is ABC. Give reason.​

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Answered by sanketj
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In ∆ABC,

AB + BC = 18 => BC = 18 - AB

BC + CA = 25 => CA = 25 - BC = 25 - (18 - AB)

=> CA = 7 + AB

AB + CA = 17

AB + 7 + AB = 17

2AB = 17 - 7

2AB = 10

AB = 5

substituting in BC = 18 - AB, we get

BC = 13

substituting in CA = 7 + AB, we get

CA = 12

now,

AB² + CA² = 12² + 5² = 144 + 25 = 169 = 13² = BC²

hence, ∆ABC is a right angled triangle with BC as hypotenuse and angle A as the right angle.

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