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If P-Q-R, l(PQ)=3√2, l(PR)=5√2 then find l(QR)?

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Answered by pulakmath007
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SOLUTION

GIVEN

P-Q-R and l(PQ) = 3√2, l(PR) = 5√2

TO DETERMINE

l(QR)

EVALUATION

Here I is representing d

Here it is given that : P-Q-R

So Q is the point between P and R

Here it is also given that

l(PQ) = 3√2, l(PR) = 5√2

Hence

 \sf{I(QR) =  I(PR) -I(PQ)  \: \: }

 \implies \sf{I(QR) =  5 \sqrt{2} -3 \sqrt{2}  \: \: }

 \implies \sf{I(QR) =  2 \sqrt{2} \: \: }

FINAL ANSWER

\sf{I(QR) =  2 \sqrt{2} \: \: }

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