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In AABC", AC² = AB + BC then LB=​

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Answered by Anuchand146
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Step-by-step explanation:

In any triangle angle opposite to the longest side is largest.

Angle opposite to AB is ∠C and angle opposite to BC is A

Here AB>AC

⇒∠C>∠A

So option C is correct.

Answered by nihasrajgone2005
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Answer:

In a triangle ABC, angle A = 2 angle B. How would you prove that BC² = AC² + AB × AC?

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I can’t understand why everyone complicates this question. It can be easily solved by similar triangles.

In this png, we have something to make sure.

∠B=∠DAB (Yes, dab)

This also means AD=BD .

This is our basic construction of D, which is going to help us.

∠ADC=∠DAB+∠B=2∠B=∠CAB

∠CAD=∠CAB−∠DAB=∠B

These are based on the fact that ∠A=2×∠B

Actually these conditions suffice. Because I am just proving that △ACD∼△BCA

Similarity makes us realize the following:

ACBC=ADAB

and

ACBC=

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GIVEN: Triangle ABC, <B = x, <A = 2x

TO PROVE THAT: BC² = AC² + AB * AC

CONSTRUCTION: CX perpendicular to AB.

& construct CD = CA ……….. (1)

PROOF: <A = <D = 2x

& in triangle CDB, exterior angle 2x = < B+<C

=> < B = < BCD = x

=> CD = DB ( Sides opposite to equal angles of a triangle) ……….. (2)

Hence, AC = DB …….. (3) By (1) & (2) ………(3)●

Now, by Extension of Pythagoras theorem for acute triangle…

BC² = AC² + AB² - 2AB * AX

=> BC² = AC² + AB ( AB - 2AX)

=> BC² = AC² + AB * ( AB - AD) ( since AX = XD)

=> BC² = AC² + AB * DB

But DB = AC ( by eq (3) )

Hence, BC² = AC² + AB * AC

[ Hence Proved]

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