How shall we do the (iii) question for fig 16.10
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Use pythogoras theorem
Then ac^2=ad^2-dc^2
Then you will get the answer
Then ac^2=ad^2-dc^2
Then you will get the answer
kumaaarx:
how will that help?
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Answer:
Use pythogoras theorem
{ad}^{2} = {dc}^{2} + {ac}^{2}
Then ac^2=ad^2-dc^2
Then you will get the answer
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