Prove that in a triangle, other than equilateral traingle, angle opposite to longest side is greater than 2/3 the third side
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LET AB = AD = DB
●ABD is a equilateral triangle..
SINCE
=> AB = AD = BD
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=> angle(ABD) = angle(ADB) = angle(BAD) = 60
Longest side = BC
●Angle opposite to longest side = angle(BAC)
HERE,
●It is clear that :-
angle(BAC) = angle(BAD) = angle(CAD)
SO,
=> angle(BAC) > angle(BAD)
=> angle(BAC) > 60
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=> 2/3 of right angle = 2/3 × 90 = 60
SO,
●angle(BAC) > 2/3 of right angle
____________________[◢PROVED]
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●ABD is a equilateral triangle..
SINCE
=> AB = AD = BD
_________________________________
=> angle(ABD) = angle(ADB) = angle(BAD) = 60
Longest side = BC
●Angle opposite to longest side = angle(BAC)
HERE,
●It is clear that :-
angle(BAC) = angle(BAD) = angle(CAD)
SO,
=> angle(BAC) > angle(BAD)
=> angle(BAC) > 60
__________________________________
=> 2/3 of right angle = 2/3 × 90 = 60
SO,
●angle(BAC) > 2/3 of right angle
____________________[◢PROVED]
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