Math, asked by madanbudania123088, 9 months ago

find the height of an equilateral triangle whose side is 10 cm by using Pythagoras theorem.

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Answered by achintyafouzder1976

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Answer:

If we divide the triangle into two haves with a line AB, then

AB = √10-(10/2)

AB = √5

AB = 2.23cm (approx.)

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