Math, asked by SANKEERTHJOSHI, 3 months ago

If r1=2, r2=3, r3=6, r=1
Prove a=3, b=4, C=5​

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Answered by Saumili8
3

Answer:

We have r

1

=

s−a

Δ

=2⇒s=a+

2

Δ

.......(2)

similarly s=b+

3

Δ

........(2)

and s=c+

6

Δ

.........(3)

Now add all 3 equations

⇒3s=2s+Δ⇒s=Δ

Now using Heron's formula Δ=

s(s−a)(s−b)(s−c)

⇒Δ=

Δ⋅

2

Δ

3

Δ

6

Δ

=

6

Δ

2

⇒Δ=6, hence by (1) a=

2

Δ

=3

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Answered by opindcharan8899
4

Answer:

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