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If two adjacent sides of a cyclic quadrilateral are 2 and 5 and the angle between them is 60 degeree. If the third side is 3,then the remaining fourth side is ? Thanks in advance

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Answered by kvnmurty
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   First draw ΔABC with AB= 2, BC=5 and ∠ABC=60°. Then find its circumcenter O and then draw the circle. Then from C draw an arc of radius 3 units to cut the circle at D. Join AD.  We have to find AD.

ΔABC:  Draw AE ⊥ BC.  AE = 2*sin60°= √3  
             and BE = 2 * cos 60° = 1
             So EC = 4
ΔAEC:   AC² = AE² + EC² = 19,       AE = √19

ΔADC:   Draw AF ⊥ CD.   Let AD = x.  ∠ADC = 120°  (180-∠ABC)
ΔADF:    ∠ADF = 60° ,    So  AF = x sin60° = √3x/2
               FD = x cos60 = x/2

ΔAFC:     AF² = AC² - FC²
               (√3x/2)² = 19 - (3+x/2)²
               3x²/4 = 19 - 9 - x²/4 - 3x
               x² + 3x - 10 = 0
               (x + 5) (x - 2) = 0

So    AD = x = 2 
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Answered by 18study
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in a cyclic quadrilateral opposite sides add up to 180 degree.

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