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In the right triangle, B is a point on AC such that AB + AD = BC + CD
a point on AC such that AB + AD = BC + CD. If AB = x, BC = h and CD = d, then find x
(in term of h and d).
In the right triangle. Bis a point on AC such that AB + AD = BC+ CD. IF AB = =, BC = h and CD = d, then find a
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Answered by adventureisland
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The value of x is x =\frac{hd}{(2h + d)}

Explanation:

Given that B is a point on AC in a right angled triangle such that AB + AD = BC + CD

Also, given that AB=x , BC=h and CD=d

We need to determine the value of x.

Let us substitute the values in AB + AD = BC + CD, we get,

x + AD = h + d

     AD = h + d - x

Now, we shall consider the right angled triangle ACD, we have,

AD^2  = AC^2 + CD^2

AD^2 = (AB + BC)^2 + CD^2

Substituting the values, we get,

(h + d - x)^2 = (x + h)^2 + d^2

Simplifying the terms, we have,

h^{2}+d^{2}+x^{2}+2 h d-2 x h-2 x d=x^{2}+h^{2}+2 x h+d^{2}

Subtracting the like terms, we get,

         2 h d-2 x h-2 x d=2xh

2 h d-2 x h-2 x d-2xh=0

          2 h d-2 x d-4xh=0

                  -2 x d-4xh=-2 h d

Taking out the common factor -2x, we get,

-2 x( d+2h)=-2 h d

Simplifying, we get,

x( d+2h)= h d

Dividing both sides by (d+2h), we get,

x =\frac{hd}{(2h + d)}

Therefore, the value of x is x =\frac{hd}{(2h + d)}

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Answered by prabhas24480
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The value of x is x =\frac{hd}{(2h + d)}

Explanation:

Given that B is a point on AC in a right angled triangle such that AB + AD = BC + CD

Also, given that AB=x , BC=h and CD=d

We need to determine the value of x.

Let us substitute the values in AB + AD = BC + CD, we get,

x + AD = h + d

     AD = h + d - x

Now, we shall consider the right angled triangle ACD, we have,

AD^2  = AC^2 + CD^2

AD^2 = (AB + BC)^2 + CD^2

Substituting the values, we get,

(h + d - x)^2 = (x + h)^2 + d^2

Simplifying the terms, we have,

h^{2}+d^{2}+x^{2}+2 h d-2 x h-2 x d=x^{2}+h^{2}+2 x h+d^{2}

Subtracting the like terms, we get,

         2 h d-2 x h-2 x d=2xh

2 h d-2 x h-2 x d-2xh=0

          2 h d-2 x d-4xh=0

                  -2 x d-4xh=-2 h d

Taking out the common factor -2x, we get,

-2 x( d+2h)=-2 h d

Simplifying, we get,

x( d+2h)= h d

Dividing both sides by (d+2h), we get,

x =\frac{hd}{(2h + d)}

Therefore, the value of x is x =\frac{hd}{(2h + d)}

Learn more:

(1) In the right triangle, B is a point on AC such that AB + AD = BC + CD. If AB = x, BC = h and CD = d, then find x

(in term of h and d)

brainly.in/question/14466671

(2) In the right triangle, B is a point on AC such that AB+AD=BC+CD.If AB=x,BC=h and CD=d then find x(in terms of h and d)

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