if cos²A+cos²C=sin²B then it is which type of triangle a)equilateral b)isosceles c) right angled d) none
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1
Answer:
isosceles triangle.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given, cos
2
A+cos
2
C=sin
2
B
Obviously it is not an equilateral triangle because A=B=C=60
∘
does not satisfy the given condition.
But B=90
∘
, then sin
2
B=1 and cos
2
A+cos
2
C=cos
2
A+cos
2
(
2
π
−A)=cos
2
A+sin
2
A=1
Hence, the satisfies the condition, so it is a right angled triangle but not necessarily isosceles triangle.
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Answer:
its option b isosceles
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