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A right triangle has hypotenuse p cm and one side q cm .if p-q=1,find the length of the third side in terms of q.

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Answered by thotacharan2001
5

Answer:


Step-by-step explanation: Hai here is my answer

given hypotenuse =p

  • one of the another sides=q
  • And p-q=1 so p=q+1 and let the third side be c
  • we know that by pythagorous theorem
  • p²=q²+c² so( q+1)²=q²+c²
  • c²=(q+1)² -q²=q²+1+2q-q²=1+2q
  • c=√(1+2q)

Answered by sanganipalak974
1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

p-q=1 so p=q+1 and let the third side be c

we know that by pythagorous theorem

p²=q²+c² so( q+1)²=q²+c²

c²=(q+1)² -q²=q²+1+2q-q²=1+2q

c=√(1+2q)

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