If the sides of a triangle are in the ratio 1:root2 :1 show that it is aright angled triangle
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Let the side length be x ,x√2 and x
If it is right angled triangle, it will follow Pythagoras Theorem.
hypothenuse² = base² + height²
⇒(x√2)² = (x)² +(x)²
⇒2x² = 2x²
This means this is a right angled triangle.
If it is right angled triangle, it will follow Pythagoras Theorem.
hypothenuse² = base² + height²
⇒(x√2)² = (x)² +(x)²
⇒2x² = 2x²
This means this is a right angled triangle.
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let,
the sides of the triangle be,
x , √2x and x
in a right angled triangle,
(HYP)² = sum of squares of other two sided
(√2x)² = x²+x²
⇒ 2x² = 2x²
therefore,
If the sides of a triangle are in the ratio 1:root2 :1, it is a right angled triangle
the sides of the triangle be,
x , √2x and x
in a right angled triangle,
(HYP)² = sum of squares of other two sided
(√2x)² = x²+x²
⇒ 2x² = 2x²
therefore,
If the sides of a triangle are in the ratio 1:root2 :1, it is a right angled triangle
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