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let a,b,c be the side of a right triangle, where c is the hyptenuse .the redius of the circle which touches the sides of the triangle is

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Answered by ayushsekhri7
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Answer:.




Let the circle touches the sides AB,BC and CA of triangle ABC at D, E and F


Since lengths of tangents drawn from an external point are equal We have


AD=AF, BD=BE and CE=CF


Similarly EB=BD=r


Then we have c = AF+FC


⇒ c = AD+CE


⇒ c = (AB-DB)(CB-EB)


⇒ c = a-r +b-r


⇒ 2r =a+b-c


r =( a+b-c)/2

Answered by chinupote21
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Answer:

if the hypotenuse is c then the radius of cicle be c/2

because the triangle is touching to the circle therefore hypotenuse becomes the diameter of the circle

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chinupote21: thank you
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