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In the given figure, find the length of Ab and AC.

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Answered by tennetiraj86
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given :-

A circle inscribed in a triangle ABC ,

BD = 4 cm and CD = 3 cm and the radius of the circle is 2 cm

To find :-

Find AB and AC ?

Solution :-

Given that :

Radius of the circle = 2 cm

Join OE and OF

OD = OE = OF = 2 cm

BD = 4 cm

DC = 3 cm

BC = BD + DC

=> BC = 4 + 3 = 7 cm

BC = 7 cm

From the figure,

B is the exterior points to the circle and BD and BF are tangents to the circle from the point B

We know that

"The tangents drwan from the point exterior to the centre of the circle are equal".

=> BD = BF

=>BF = 4 cm

and

Similarly

C is the exterior points to the circle and CD and CE are tangents to the circle from the point C

=>CD = CE

=> CE = 3 cm

and

A is the exterior points to the circle and AF and AE are tangents to the circle from the point A

=> AE = AF

Let AE = AF = x cm

Now ,

Now the three sides of the triangle ABC

AB = AF+BF = x+4 cm

BC = 7 cm

AC = AE+EC = x+3 cm

Finding Area ( ABC) :-

Area of a triangle by Heron's formula

=√[S(S-a)(S-b)(S-c)] sq.units

S = (a+b+c)/2 units

Let a = x+4 cm

Let b = x+3 cm

Let c = 7 cm

=> S = (x+4+x+3+7)/2

=> S = (2x+14)/2

=> S = 2(x+7)/2

=> S = x+7 cm

Now

Area of ∆ABC =

√[(x+7)(x+7-x-4)(x+7-x-3)(x+7-7)] cm²

=> √[(x+7)(3)(4)(x)]

=> √(x+7)(12x)]

=>Area of ∆ABC =√(12x²+84x) cm²-----(1)

Now ,

Finding Ar( AOB) :-

We know that

Area of a triangle = (1/2) base × height

In ∆ AOB , Base = AB = x+4 cm

height = OF = 2 cm

Area of ∆ AOB = (1/2)×AB×OF

=> (1/2)×(x+4)×2 cm²

=>Area of ∆ AOB = (x+4) cm²-----------(2)

Finding Ar( ∆AOC) :-

In ∆ AOC , Base = AC= x+3 cm

height = OE = 2 cm

Area of ∆ AOC = (1/2)×AC×OE

=> (1/2)×(x+3)×2 cm²

=>Area of ∆ AOC = (x+3) cm²-----------(3)

Finding Ar( ∆BOC) :-

In ∆ BOC , Base = BC= 7cm

height = OD = 2 cm

Area of ∆ BOC = (1/2)×BC×OD

=> (1/2)×7×2 cm²

=>Area of ∆ AOB = 7 cm²---------------(4)

We know that

Area of ∆ ABC = Ar(∆AOB)+Ar(∆AOC)+Ar(∆BOC)

From (1),(2),(3)&(4)

=> √(12x²+84x) = (x+4)+(x+3)+7

=> √(12x²+84x) = x+4+x+3+7

=> √(12x²+84x) = 2x+14

=> √4(3x²+21x) = 2(x+7)

=> 2√(3x²+21x) = 2(x+7)

=> √(3x²+21x) = x+7

On squaring both sides then

=>[√(3x²+21x)]² = (x+7)²

=> 3x²+21x = x²+2(x)(7)+7²

=> 3x²+21x=x²+14x+49

=> 3x²+21x-x²-14x-49 = 0

=> 2x²+7x-49 = 0

=> 2x²+14x-7x-49 = 0

=> 2x(x+7)-7(x+7) = 0

=> (x+7)(2x-7) = 0

=> x+7 = 0 or 2x-7 = 0

=> x = -7 or x = 7/2

X can't be negative.

So, x = 7/2 cm

=> x = 3.5 cm

Now AE = AF = 3.5 cm

Now , AB = AF+BF = 3.5+4 = 7.5 cm

AC = AE+EC = 3.5+3 = 6.5 cm

Answer:-

The length of AB = 7.5 cm

The length of AC = 6.5 cm

Used formulae:-

  • "The tangents drwan from the point exterior to the centre of the circle are equal".
  • The angle between the radius and the tangent drawn from the exterior to the circle at the point of contact is 90°

  • Area of a triangle by Heron's formula ∆ = √[S(S-a)(S-b)(S-c) sq.units

  • S = (a+b+c)/2 units

  • Area of a triangle = (1/2) base × height sq.units
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