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Answered by Darkrai14
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Answer of 1st Question.

I am assuming the triangle to be a right angled triangle..

Let the longest length of the triangle be c

Using Pythagoras theorem,

\sf 6^2 + 8^2 = c^2

\sf \implies 36+64=c^2

\sf \implies 100=c^2

\sf \implies \sqrt{100}=c

\sf \implies 10=c

Therefore the length of the third side is 10cm.

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Answer of 2nd Question.

Given:- AO = 35m

  • OB = 12m

To find

AB

Solution

Since, it's forming a right angled triangle, therefore we can conclude,

\sf AO^2 + OB^2 = AB^2

\sf \implies (35)^2 + (12)^2 = AB^2

\sf \implies 1225 + 144 = AB^2

\sf \implies 1369 = AB^2

\sf \implies \sqrt{1369}= AB

\sf \implies 37 = AB

Therefore, he is 37m far from the starting point.

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Answer for third question.

Given:-

  • Length = 24cm
  • Breadth = 7cm

To find:-

Length of the diagonal

Solution:-

Formula to find length of diagonal when length and breadth is given,

\qquad\qquad\qquad\bigstar\boxed{\bf d= \sqrt{ l^2 + b^2} }\bigstar

Here, d is diagonal, l is Length and b is Breadth.

Using this formula

\implies \sf d = \sqrt{(24)^2 + (7)^2}

\implies \sf d = \sqrt{576 + 49}

\implies \sf d = \sqrt{625}

\implies \sf d = 25

Therefore, the length of the diagonal is 25cm.

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