Calculate the length of the unknown side in each of the following right-angled triangle
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Ok let’s apply Pythagorean theorem
Ac^2 = Ab^2+ Bc^2
Here ab = 21
Ac = 28
Therefore
Ac^2 = (21)^2+(28)^2
=441+784
=1225
Now Ac^2 = 1225
Therefore AC = sqrt (1225)
Ac = 35
I hope it will help you
Thank you
Ac^2 = Ab^2+ Bc^2
Here ab = 21
Ac = 28
Therefore
Ac^2 = (21)^2+(28)^2
=441+784
=1225
Now Ac^2 = 1225
Therefore AC = sqrt (1225)
Ac = 35
I hope it will help you
Thank you
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Step-by-step explanation:
in right angle triangle
(length) ^2+(base) ^2=(Hypotenuse)^2
(28)^2+(21)^2=(unknown side) ^2
784+441=x^2
1225=x^2
x=√(1225)=35
so unknown side will be 35 cm
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