if C is the length of the hypotenuse and A,B are the lengths of the other two sides of a right angled triangle then-
(a)a/c+b=c-b/a (b)b/a+b=a-c/b (c)c/a+b=a-b/c (d)a(b+c)=b(c-a)
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(a) a/c+b=c-b/a
here by Pythagoras theorem
c²=a²+b²
or c²-b²=a²
or(c-b) (c+b) =a²
or (c-b) /a=a/(c+b)
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option a is the correct answer
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