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formula for radius of an isosceles triangle


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Answered by prabhat0308
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These formulae for any type of triangles


Inradius = (area of triangle)/(semi perimeter)


Semiperimeter=(sum of all 3sides)/2


Circumradius= abc/ 4(area of triangle)


a, b, c are the sides of triangle


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Answered by retardhero
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Let us assume an isosceles triangle an isosceles triangle with sides a, a and b, then we have the following formulas

(1) Circumradius of isosceles triangle, R = a/ 2* SinA

                              = \frac{a^2}{\sqrt{4a^2 - b^2}}

(2) Inradius of isosceles triangle, r = \frac{b}{2} \sqrt{}\frac{2a - b}{2a + b}    

In this way we can draw both the circles and the picture of the circles is in the attachment. Note that R is always greater than the r.

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