Math, asked by salimbhai995340, 2 days ago

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Answered by harmipatel2244
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Answer:

Correct option is

C

3 : 4 : 5

Let a−d,a,a+d be the sides of Right angled triangles, which are in AP with first term a and common difference d.

∴(a+d)^2=a^2+(a−d)^2 (∵ of right angled triangle.)

⇒a^2+2ad+d 2 =a^2+a^2−2ad+d^2

⇒a^2−4ad=0

⇒a(a−4d)=0

⇒a=0,4d

But, a=0 is not possible.

Therefore, a=4d.

Hence side are 3d,4d,5d.

i.e they are in ratio 3:4:5

Answered by kratikag3384
0

Step-by-step explanation:

so your option c is correct i.e 3:4:5 .

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