Find the area of triangle abc ,right angled at b in which ab =24cm and bc=10cm.
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ABC is right angle triangle therefore
by Pythagoras theorem:-
AB²+BC²=AC²
ΑΒ²=AC²−BC²
ΑΒ²=(24)²−(10)²
ΑΒ²=(24–10)(24+10)
AB²=16*36
AB=√16×36
ΑΒ=4×6
ΑΒ=24cm
by Pythagoras theorem:-
AB²+BC²=AC²
ΑΒ²=AC²−BC²
ΑΒ²=(24)²−(10)²
ΑΒ²=(24–10)(24+10)
AB²=16*36
AB=√16×36
ΑΒ=4×6
ΑΒ=24cm
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To find: Area of a Right-angled triangle
AB =perpendicular
BC=base
And, AC=hypotenuse
Area of triangle = 1/2 * perpendicular *base
Area of the triangle= 1/2* 24*10 metre square
Area if triangle = 120 metre square
Hope u got it
AB =perpendicular
BC=base
And, AC=hypotenuse
Area of triangle = 1/2 * perpendicular *base
Area of the triangle= 1/2* 24*10 metre square
Area if triangle = 120 metre square
Hope u got it
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