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ABC is a right angle triangle. Find the length of the side CB.


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Answered by RAMGARHIA8
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Step-by-step explanation:

Let the point C be (h,K)

and A≡(l,0),B≡(0,m)

Slope of AC=

h−l

k

⟶(1)

Slope of BC=

h

K−m

⟶(2)

Using distance formula,

a=

(h−l)

2

+K

2

⇒h−l=

a

2

−K

2

⟶(3)

Similarly

K−m=

b

2

−h

2

⟶(4)

Slope of AC=

a

2

−K

2

K

Slope of BC=

h

b

2

−h

2

Since AB is perpendicular to BC

a

2

−K

2

K

.

h

b

2

−h

2

=−1

Squaring both sides we get

a

2

−K

2

K

2

=

b

2

−h

2

h

2

(b

2

−h

2

)K

2

=h

2

(a

2

−K

2

)

bK±ah=0

Hence locus of point C is

ax±by=0

Answered by Sohammukherjeepubg
0

Answer:

It is clearly visible that this is a right-angled triangle

Step-by-step explanation:

Now if you know Pythagoras theorem

but still it is

p^2 + b^2 = h^2

where,

p=height

b=base

h=hypothenuse

let p and b be x

x^2 + x^2 = 12 ^2

=>2x^2=144

=>2x=12

=>x=6

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