Math, asked by himanshuyadav1242, 1 year ago

if a eqilateral triangle with side 9 cm inscibed in a circle . find the radius of the circle


shadowsabers03: 3 ROOT 3
himanshuyadav1242: but how
ashkriti: as you know the median of the equilateral triangle will overlap with the radius of the circle so (2/3)*((sqrt3)/2)*9
ashkriti: understood
himanshuyadav1242: ha
himanshuyadav1242: thanks
himanshuyadav1242: what is the area of eqilateral triangle
ashkriti: ok
shadowsabers03: The length of each side of any equilateral triangle is root 3 times its circumradius.
shadowsabers03: The radius of the circle is the circumradius of the triangle here. To find it, divide the length of the side of the triangle, i. e., 9, by root 3. We get 3 root 3. Thanks.

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Answered by mohittt
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short trick to find radius of the circle is this formula

a/√3. where a is side of triangle


9/√3, now rationalise,

9/√3×√3/√3

3√3 cm is the radius of the circle.
Answered by shadowsabers03
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$$The length of each side of any equilateral triangle is$\ \sqrt{3}\ $times its circumradius. \\ \\ The radius of the circle is the circumradius of the triangle here. \\ \\ To find it, divide the length of the side of the triangle, i. e., 9, by $\ \sqrt{3}. \\ \\ $We get$\ 3\sqrt{3}. \\ \\ $Thanks.

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