Math, asked by arishm398, 8 months ago

in fig 5.6 ∆PQR,if ∆q=40° and ∆ R = 72°then find the
shortent and the largest
sides of the triangle
Eig. 5.6​

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Answered by Anonymous
30

Given :

  • In ΔPQR, we know ∠Q= 40° and Then, ∠R = 72

To find :

  • shortent and the largest sides of the triangle

Solution :

In ΔPQR,

∠P = 180°- (72° + 40°) = 68°

PQis the largest side.

[Because Side opposite to largest angle is largest]

PR is the shortest side.

[Because side opposite to shortest angle is shortest]

Extra information :

sum of all angles of a triangles 180°

A triangle has three sides, three vertices, and three angles.

The area of a triangle is equal to half of the product of its base and height.

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Answered by Rudranil420
28

Answer:

Given

\leadsto In PQR, \angleQ = 40° and \angleR = 72°

To Find

\leadsto What is the shortent and the largest side of the triangle.

Solution

In PQR,

  • \angleQ = 40°
  • \angleR = 72°

Then, we know that

\implies \angleP = 180°- (72°+40°) = 68°

Hence, In PQR,

\mapsto PQ is the largest side.

\mapsto PR is the shortest side.

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