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Answered by mlokesh51
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Answer:

1.First draw the horizontal line BC=6cm(with the scale)

2.take out your compass keep it on the rule and measure 10cm

3.take any points(either B or C)as centre draw semicircle on upper half of the triangle..

4.take out the protractor and keeping B as the centre drop a point on exact 90 degree

5.draw the line AC and connect the hypotenuse..

AS the class work draw a rough figure on top and

write the steps..Hoping It Helps...

Answered by Yuseong
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 {\underline {\underline {\huge {\sf { Required \: Answer: } }}}}

Given:

  • ABC is a right angled triangle.

  • BC = 6cm (Base)

  • AC = 10cm (Hypotenuse)

To calculate:

  • AB = ? (Perpendicular)

Calculation:

Applying Pythagoras property:

  •  {\underline {\boxed {\huge {\sf {\pink { {H}^{2} =  {B}^{2} +  {P}^{2} } }}}}}

 \sf { ⇢ {H}^{2} =  {B}^{2} +  {P}^{2} }

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 \sf { ⇢ {AC}^{2} =  {BC}^{2} +  {AB}^{2} }

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 \sf { ⇢{10}^{2} =  {6}^{2} +  {P}^{2} }

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 \sf { ⇢100=  36 +  {P}^{2} }

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 \sf { ⇢{AB}^{2}=  100-36}

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 \sf { ⇢{AB}^{2} =  64 }

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 \sf { ⇢ AB =  \sqrt{64} }

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\boxed { \sf\pink { ⇢ AB =  8 cm}}

Therefore,measure of AB is 8cm.

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