Math, asked by subhi27, 11 months ago

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Answered by manubhaita14
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Answered by getsparkling
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Given that perimeter of triangle = 12cm

Length of hypotenuse = 5cm

Length of the base = 4cm

Length if the third side = perimeter - ( Sum of the lengths if the given 2 sides )

= 12-(5+4)=12-9= 3cm

Therefore length of the third side = 3cm

I am also suggesting an alternate method here to find the length of the third side , i.e. by Pythagoras theorem.

You can use this method when the perimeter of the triangle is not given ( only for a right triangle).

(Side 1 )^2 + ( Side 2)^2= Hypotenuse ^2

4^2+ (side 2 )^2 = 5 ^2

16 + (Side 2 )^2 = 25

(Side 2)^2=25-16

side \: 2 =  \sqrt{9}

Therefore length of side 2 = 3cm

Now Area of the right triangle = 1/2*b*h

= 1/2 × 4 × 3 = 1/2 × 12 = 6cm^2

This is your Answer . Hope it helps. Please mark it as brainliest.

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