In figure 2.18, ∠QPR = 90°,seg PM⊥seg QR and Q-M-R,PM=10,QM=8, find QR.
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Let the angle QPM = x
So,
So.. Angle MPR = (90 - x)
= (90 - 38.66) =51.34°
Now..
=> Tan (51.34°) = MR/PM
or, PM × tan (51.34°) = MR
Now.. QR = QM + MR =8 +10 =18 units
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So,
So.. Angle MPR = (90 - x)
= (90 - 38.66) =51.34°
Now..
=> Tan (51.34°) = MR/PM
or, PM × tan (51.34°) = MR
Now.. QR = QM + MR =8 +10 =18 units
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Hope this is ur required answer
Proud to help you
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We know that,
In a right angled triangle, the perpendicular segment to the hypotenuse from the opposite vertex, is the geometric mean of the segments into which the hypotenuse is divided.
Here, seg PM ⊥ seg QR
∴ PM²=QM×MR
⇒10²=8×MR
⇒100=8×MR
⇒MR=100/8
⇒MR=25/2
Now,QR=QM+MR
=8+25/2
=16+25/2
=41/2
=20.5
Hence, QR = 20.5
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