Second sum . Using Pythagoras theorum . Don't spam. Answer me fast as possible . I will mark you as brainliest
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Yes it is right angles as it satisfies Pythagoras Theorem
z² =y²-x²
Rearranging it,
z² + x²=y²
E F is hypotenuse.
EDF is right angle as D is not part of hypotenuse it must be in opposite side, therefore, EDF is right angle
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In Triangle DE = x EF = y and DF = Z
It is given that z² = y² - x²
For right angle triangle the necessary equation is this i.e. y² = z ² + x²
So it is a right angle triangle.
It is given that z² = y² - x²
For right angle triangle the necessary equation is this i.e. y² = z ² + x²
So it is a right angle triangle.
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