Math, asked by moalong2896, 1 year ago

In a triangle abc ,angle B is obtuse angle,angle D=90° prove that ac^2=ab^2+bc^2+2BC×BD

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Answered by wwwayushthakur123
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Answer:


In the right angle triangle ABD, we have 

        AD² = AB² - BD²

In the right angle triangle  ACD we have 

       AD² = AC² - CD²


So    AC² - CD²  = AB² - BD²

       =>  AC² = AB² + CD²  -  BD²

       =>         = AB² + (CD + BD)* (CD - BD )

                    = AB² + BC * [(BC - BD) - BD]

                    = AB² + BC * [ BC - 2 BD ]

                      = AB² +BC² - 2 BC * BD


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dheerdeepanshup4i82o: Read the question once again and then see what you have proved.
dheerdeepanshup4i82o: it's supposed to be AB² +BC² '+' 2 BC * BD, not AB² BC² '-' 2 BC * BD
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