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Construct a right angled triangle ABC such that BC=4 cm and AB=3 cm. Find the length of AC also

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Answered by meetaveer29
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Answer:

Pythogoras theorem states that:

{ Hypotenuse } = { base (2) + height(2) }

where base and height are the 2 sides

Plugging in the values for the formula,

{ Hypotenuse } = { 4 (2) + 3 (2)

= /16 +9 = 25 = 5

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Answered by MasterDhruva
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\dashrightarrow Steps :-

  • First, draw a line segment BC of 4 cm.
  • Next, take a protractor and keep it's mid-point on the point B and draw a ray measuring 90°.
  • Then, take a compass and keep it's tip on the point B and draw an arc on the ray.
  • Now, join the point C to the point where the arc and the ray meets. Name it as point A.
  • Finally, the triangle is constructed.
  • Measure the length of AC.

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\dashrightarrow Instruments used :-

  • Ruler :- The ruler is used to draw the line segments and also the drawn lines should be straight always.
  • Protractor :- The protractor is used to draw the rays of accurate measurements of degrees. It's also used to measure the angles given.
  • Compass :- The compass is used to draw the arcs of accurate measurements as given in the question.

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{\red{\underline{\boxed{\bf So, \: the \: line \: AC \: measures \: 5 \: cm}}}}

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