Math, asked by khushibudakoti267, 8 months ago

(ii) Show that A(3,5), B(1, 1), C(5, 3) and D(7,7)
are the vertices of a rhombus, is it a square? Find
its area.​

Answers

Answered by BabyCake
1

Answer:

Consider the problem

Given points are

A(7,5),B(2,3),C(6,−7)

Let the given lines of triangle be AB,BC,AC

Let , By distance formula

Distance of AB

AB=

(3−5)

2

+(2−7)

2

=

(−2)

2

+(−5)

2

=

4+25

=

29

Similarly,

BC=

(−7−3)

2

+(6−2)

2

=

100+16

=

116

AC=

(−7−5)

2

+(6−7)

2

=

145

Now, Pythagoras theorem

AC

2

=BC

2

+AB

2

(

145

)

2

=(

116

)

2

+(

29

)

2

145=116+29

145=145

L.H.S.=R.H.S

Hence, prove that they are at right angles.

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