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A triangle is to be drawn with one side 8cm and an angle on it 80°.What should be the maximum length of the side opposite this angle?​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : A triangle is to be drawn with one side 8cm and an angle on it 80°.

To Find : What should be the maximum length of the side opposite this angle?​

( correct Question should be minimum length)  

Solution:

One side = 8 cm

let say adjacent side with angle = a

Then side opposite to angle would be

= √a² + 8² - 2a.8cos80°

= √a² + 64 - 16acos80°

√a² + 64 - 16acos80° is max  when a² + 64 - 16acos80° is maximum

z  = a² + 64 - 16acos80°

dZ/da  = 2a  - 16cos80°

dZ/da  = 0

2a  - 16cos80° = 0

=> a = 8cos80°

d²Z/da²  = 2   > 0

Hence a =  8cos80°  will give minimum   not maximum

= √(8cos80°)² + 64 - 16(8cos80°)cos80°

=  √(8cos80°)² + 64 - 16(8cos80°)cos80°

= √64 - 64cos²80°

= √64Sin²80°

= 8 Sin80°

We can get minimum length of the side opposite this angle

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Answered by acsahjosemon40
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Answer:

Given : A triangle is to be drawn with one side 8cm and an angle on it 80°.

To Find : What should be the maximum length of the side opposite this angle?

( correct Question should be minimum length)  

Solution:

One side = 8 cm

let say adjacent side with angle = a

Then side opposite to angle would be

= √a² + 8² - 2a.8cos80°

= √a² + 64 - 16acos80°

√a² + 64 - 16acos80° is max  when a² + 64 - 16acos80° is maximum

z  = a² + 64 - 16acos80°

dZ/da  = 2a  - 16cos80°

dZ/da  = 0

2a  - 16cos80° = 0

=> a = 8cos80°

d²Z/da²  = 2   > 0

Hence a =  8cos80°  will give minimum   not maximum

= √(8cos80°)² + 64 - 16(8cos80°)cos80°

=  √(8cos80°)² + 64 - 16(8cos80°)cos80°

= √64 - 64cos²80°

= √64Sin²80°

= 8 Sin80°

We can get minimum length of the side opposite this angle

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