Math, asked by TheQuantumMan, 10 months ago

In triangle PQR, if line PR = 3cm and QR = 2cm. Find the length of PQ.
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Answered by vasanthaallangi40
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\orange{I~took~it~as~a}

\bold\green{Right~Angle~Triangle}

\blue{As~u~just~mentioned~it~as~a~∆}

\large\underline\mathrm\red{Given}

\orange{In~∆PQR}

\blue{PR~=3~cm}

\blue{QR~=2~cm}

\large\underline\mathrm\red{To~find}

\blue{PQ~}

\orange{Which~is~the~Hypotenuse}

\large\underline\mathrm\red{Theorem}

\orange{Pythagoras~Theorem}

\blue{In~a~Right~Angle~∆,~PRQ~where~∠R=90°}

\blue{PR²~+QR²~=PQ²}

\orange{⇨}\blue{side1²~+side2²~=hypotenuse}

\large\underline\mathrm\red{Calculation}

\orange{According~to~the~theorem}

\orange{⇒}\blue{3²~+2²~=PQ²}

\orange{⇒}\blue{9~+4~=PQ²}

\orange{⇒}\blue{13~=PQ²}

\orange{⇒}\blue{√13~=PQ}

\orange{⇒}\blue{3.606=PQ}

\large\underline\mathrm\red{Solution}

\orange{PQ~=}\green{3.606}\blue{(near~value)}

\large\tt\purple{Keep~Learning}

Answered by Anonymous
2

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