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Find the length of QR in Figure 9

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Answered by ankit9695
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Answer:

14cm

Step-by-step explanation:

Step 1

Using Pythagoras find PT (altitude) for triangle PTR

PT =

 \sqrt{13 {}^{2}  - 5 {}^{2} }

= 12.

Step 2

For triangle PQT which is also a right angled traingle again use Pythagoras to find QT.

QT =

 \sqrt{15 {}^{2}  - 12 {}^{2} }

= 9

Step 3

Finally add QT and RT to get QR

= 9 + 5

= 14cm

Answered by Anonymous
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♣ In ∆PTR , right angled at T.

By Pythagoras theorem,

Hypotenuse² = base² + height²

➛ 13² = 5² + PT²

➛ PT² = 13² - 5²

➛ PT² = 169 - 25

➛ PT² = 144

➛ PT = 12cm

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Now , ♣

In ∆PTQ ,

By Pythagoras theorem,

➛ QP² = QT² + PT²

➛ 15² = QT² + 12²

➛ QT² = 15² - 12²

➛ QT² = 225 - 144

➛ QT² = 81

QT = 9cm

From figure ,

➠ QR = QT + TR

➠ QR = 9 + 5

QR = 14cm

Hence , QR = 14cm

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