Math, asked by boruahanish100, 4 months ago

In a right angle triangle ABC ,right angled at B, AB=6cm, BC =8cm then AC =___ *​

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Answered by smartguy001
4

Answer:

10cm

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Given

Length of AB = 6cm

Length of BC = 8cm and

Right angled at B

We have to find

The length of side AC

According to Pythagoras theorem Addition of square of side AB and BC will equal to Square of third side AC that is

{(AB)}^{2} + {(BC)}^{2} = {(AC)}^{2}(AB)

2

+(BC)

2

=(AC)

2

On Putting Values

\begin{gathered}= > {8}^{2} + {6}^{2} = {(AC)}^{2} \\ = > 64 + 36 = {(AC)}^{2} \\ = > 100 = {(AC)}^{2}\end{gathered}

=>8

2

+6

2

=(AC)

2

=>64+36=(AC)

2

=>100=(AC)

2

On Removing Square

\begin{gathered}= > AC = \sqrt{100} \\ = > \huge \boxed{AC = 10cm}\end{gathered}

=>AC=

100

=>

AC=10cm

Therefore;

Length of the side AC will be 10cm.

Answered by TRUEGAMER4U
2

Answer:

AC=root (AB^2+BC^2)

AC=root (36+84)

AC=root (120)

AC=10.9 (approx )

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