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how to find hypotenuse​

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Answered by Anonymous
1

In a right angled triangle, Hypotenuse is equal to square root of the sum of the squares of the other two sides.

Answered by dplincsv
4

Explanation:

By Pythagoras Thereom,

Hypotenuse ²= Perpendicular Height ²+ Base height²

If you know the base height and perpendicular height, you can find the hypotenuse.

For example,

Take a triangle ABC

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In the triangle,

AB² would be equal to AC²+BC²

Question:- AC = 4cm and BC = 5cm, find AB

Solution would be:-

Let AB be x

By Pythagoras Thereom,

AC²+BC² = AB²

4²+5² =

16+25 =

41 =

x = 41

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