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In triangle ABC angle ACB is an obtuse angle. Seg AD is perpendicular to line BC then prove that AB^2= BC^2 +AC^2+2BC×CD



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Answered by vaishusk
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in triangle ADB
angle ADB is equal to 90 degree
a b square is equal to ad square + BD square as per phythogrus theorem
eq1...
in triangle abc
angle abc is equal to 90 degree
AC square is equal to ad square + dc square
eq2....
from eq1
a b square is equal to 80 square + BC + CD the whole square
which is equal to a b square + b square + BC square + c b square + 2 *DC *CB

=a b squared equal to bc sq+ac sq+2*dc*cd
(from eq 2 where ac sq=dc sq +ac sq)

rahulranjankumar6121: Can u attach photo of ur answer, its little difficult to understand!!
vaishusk: how to the photo
vaishusk: send the photo
vaishusk: ABsq=AD sq+DBsq. ABsq=AD sq+(BC+ XB)^2. ABsq=ADsq+DCsq +2DC.CB. eq1 ..... ACsq=ADsq+DCsq. eq2....... AB sq=AC sq +DCsq+2DC.CB. hence proved
deeppashte: wrong
deeppashte: I think
deeppashte: angle ABC can't 90degree
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