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in a right triangle, the hypothenuse is 10cm more than the shortest side. if third side is 6cm less than the hypotenuse, find the sides of triangle.​

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Answered by rahulgrover033
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Let the base be p

Hypotenuse = 2p +6

Perpendicular = 2p + 4

By Pythagoras theoram

(2p+6)^2 = (2p+4)^2 +p^2

=> 4p^2 +36 + 24p = 4p^2 + 16 +16p +p^2

=> 36+ 24p = p^2 + 16p + 16

=> p^2 - 8p - 20 = 0

=> p^2 - 10p +2p - 20 = 0

=> p(p-10) +2(p-10) = 0

=> (p-10)(p+2) = 0

p = 10 and - 2

Length can't be negative

So,

p = 10

Base = 10

Perpendicular = 24

Hypotenuse = 26

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Answered by Anshulmalik
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Let the RAT have its hypotenuse as H, and the other two sides as L and S,

H = 6+2S …(1)

L = H-2 or L = 6+2S-2 = 4+2S …(2)

H^2 = L^2+S^2, or

(6+2S)^2 = (4+2S)^2+S^2, or

36+24S+4S^2 = 16+16S+4S^2+S^2, or

S^2–8S-20=0 or,

S = [8+(64+80)^0.5]/2

= [8+12]/2 = 10

H = 6+2*10 = 26

L = 4+2S = 24

Check: H^2 = 26^2 = 676

L^2+S^2 = 24^2 + 10^2 = 576 + 100 = 676 = H^2. Correct.

The three sides of the triangle are 10, 24 and 26 units.

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