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Hypotenuse of a right angle triangle is 13 cm and difference between other two side is 7 cm taking x is the length of one of the two sides write an equation X that represents the above statement solve the equation obtained in above and hence find the two unknown sides of triangle

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Answered by Ayeshah10
4

Answer:

given \: hypotenuse = 13cm \\  \\ let \: one \: side \:  = xcm \\  \\ difference \: of \: two \: sides = 7. \\  \\  \\ by \: using \: pythagoreas \: theorem \\  \\ {13}^{2}  =  {x }^{2}  + {12 }^{2}  \\  \\ 169 - 144 = x2 \\  \\  \\ x2 = 25 \\  \\ x = 5cm \\  \\  \\ the \: two \: sides \: are \: 5cm \: 12 \: cm

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Answered by mayankjattchoudhary
2

Let one of the other sides be x then the other side is x+7.

Then according to the problem,

x

2

+(x+7)

2

=13

2

or, 2x

2

+14x−120=0

or, x

2

+7x−60=0

or, x

2

+12x−5x−60=0

or, (x−5)(x+12)=0

or, x=5. [ Since x

=−12]

So the other sides are 5 cm and 5+7=12 cm.

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