Math, asked by Pinku1231, 1 year ago

in the given fig. n, l, and m are the length of the side LM, MN, and NL, of right angled triangle LMN...If r is the radius of the incircle, then Prove that 2r=(n+l-m)

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Answered by dhruvsh
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Let the circle touches the sides MN, LM, LN of the right triangle ABC at G, E and F respectively, where MN= a, LM = b and LN = c Then AE = AF and BD = BF. Also CE = CD = r.
i.e., b – r = AF, a – r = BF
or AB = c = AF + BF = b – r + a – r

This gives r=(a+b-c)/2
2r = a + b - c.

dhruvsh: Hii I've done the sum using a b & c.
dhruvsh: Hope it's okk
Pinku1231: thank you very much
dhruvsh: No problem
rathieshaan164p0ab7g: can you solve it using mln or at least give a figure
Answered by KINGSLAYER8090
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