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a circle inscribed in a ∆ABC touches the sides AB,BC and CA at P,Q and R,respectively. Find BC,gives that AB =14cm,AR=6cm and RC=7cm.

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Answered by mysticd
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\red { Length \: of \:BC } \green { = 15\:cm }

Step-by-step explanation:

A circle inscribed in a ∆ABC touches the sides AB,BC and CA at P,Q and R,respectively.

AB = 14 cm , AR = 6 cm , RC = 7 cm.

AR = AP = 6 cm ,

RC = CQ = 7 cm

\pink { The \: lengths \: of \:the \: two} \pink {tangents \: from \: an \: external \: point}

\pink {to \:a \: circle \: are \: equal }

AB = 14 cm

=> BP = AB - AP = 14 - 6 = 8 cm

BQ = BP = 8 cm

Now,

 BC = BQ + QC \\= 8\:cm + 7\:cm \\= 15\:cm

Therefore.,

\red { Length \: of \:BC } \green { = 15\:cm }

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