In ΔABC, if AB/1=AC/2=BC/√3, then m∠C = .....,select a proper option (a), (b), (c) or (d) from given options so that the statement becomes correct.
(a) 90
(b) 30
(c) 60
(d) 45
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Given :
In ∆ABC ,
AB/1 = AC/2 = BC/√3
Let AB/1 = AC/2 = BC/√3 = k
AB = k , AC = 2k , BC = √3k ,
AB² = k² ,
AC² = 4k² ,
BC² = 3k²
Now ,
AB² + BC² = AC²
Therefore ,
<B = 90°
[ By Converse of Phythogarian theorem ]
In ∆ABC,
Sin C = AB/AC
=> SinC = k/2k
=> Sin C = 1/2
=> Sin C = sin 30°
=> C = 30°
Option ( b ) is correct.
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In ∆ABC ,
AB/1 = AC/2 = BC/√3
Let AB/1 = AC/2 = BC/√3 = k
AB = k , AC = 2k , BC = √3k ,
AB² = k² ,
AC² = 4k² ,
BC² = 3k²
Now ,
AB² + BC² = AC²
Therefore ,
<B = 90°
[ By Converse of Phythogarian theorem ]
In ∆ABC,
Sin C = AB/AC
=> SinC = k/2k
=> Sin C = 1/2
=> Sin C = sin 30°
=> C = 30°
Option ( b ) is correct.
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Answer:
30°
Step-by-step explanation:
Given :
In ∆ABC ,
AB/1 = AC/2 = BC/√3
Let AB/1 = AC/2 = BC/√3 = k
AB = k , AC = 2k , BC = √3k ,
AB² = k² ,
AC² = 4k² ,
BC² = 3k²
Now ,
AB² + BC² = AC²
Therefore ,
<B = 90°
[ By Converse of Phythogarian theorem ]
In ∆ABC,
Sin C = AB/AC
=> SinC = k/2k
=> Sin C = 1/2
=> Sin C = sin 30°
=> C = 30°
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