Math, asked by ayamakram, 1 month ago

how to prove that :
 \frac{d}{ \cot( \alpha )  +  \cot(θ) }  = h

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Answered by yadavranjeesh64
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Answered by playnplaybegone
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The segment of length h is perpendicular to the base.

Take the length of the divided base as a and b.

\implies h=a\tan\theta

\implies h=b\tan\alpha

This gives,

\implies a=h\cot\theta

\implies b=h\cot\alpha

However, the length of the base is d=a+b.

(adding the two equations)

\implies a+b=h(\cot\theta+\cot\alpha)

(as d=a+b)

\implies d=h(\cot\theta+\cot\alpha)

(dividing both sides by \cot\alpha+\cot\theta)

\implies h=\dfrac{d}{\cot\alpha+\cot\theta}

Hence, proved.

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