Math, asked by JENNY2007, 7 months ago

In rectangle ABCD, (AB) = 8 cm, (BD) = 10 cm. Find (AD)​

Answers

Answered by Shanmai
3

Step-by-step explanation:

by using Pythagoras Theron

(AB)²+(AD)²=(BD)²

8²+(AD)²=10²

64+(AD)²=100

(AD)²=100-64

AD=√36

AD=6cm

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : Rectangle ABCD, (AB) = 8 cm, (BD) = 10 cm.

To Find : AD​

Solution:

Right angle is a parallelogram with all angles as 90° ( right angles)

AB = 8 cm

BD = 10 cm

In ΔABD , ∠A is right angle

Hence ΔABD  is right angled triangle

Using Pythagorean Theorem

BD² = AB² + AD²

Substitute AB = 8  and BD = 10

=> 10² = 8² + AD²

=> 100 = 64 + AD²

=> AD² = 36

=> AD = ± 6

Length can not be negative

Hence AD = 6 cm

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