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If in a right angled triangle, the square of the hypotenuse is equal to twice the product of the other two sides, then one of the acute angles of the triangle is

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Answered by Arslankincsem
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Let the three sides of the triangle be

Base= b, Hypotenuse= h and Perpendicular=p  


According to the given question,  


h2= 2(bx p)


b2 +p2= 2(b x p)


(b-p)2 =0


Or b= p


So, from the above conditions, the triangle is isosceles.


And the given angle is 45.


Bevause, b=p. so the angles will be same.


One angle is hypotenuse is 90.


h +b+ p= 180


90+ b+p=180


2b= 180-90


B= 45.


Answered by Dipakshejul77
1

Answer:

b = 45

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