Find the length of the leg of a right-angled triangle if the hypotenuse is 10 cm and the other leg is 6 cm.
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8 cm. It is twice the basic Pythagoras’ triple, or 3–4–5 i.e. 6 cm - 8 cm - 10 cm.
It is the same as [10^2–6^2]^0.5 = [100–36]^0.5 = 64^0.5 = 8 cm.
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Steps of construction:
℗ At first draw two line segment of length. 10 cm and Gem
Ⓒ Draw a line greater than 10cm and
name it AB (3) Draw a right angle at point A. Measure
bem, put the compass at A and cut bem
as
Ae
4 Measure 10cm, put the compass at c and
cut 10 cm as CD on the line AB
5 Join C and D.Henel, A ACD is the required triangle
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