Math, asked by yogee31, 1 year ago


Show that the following sets of points are the
vertices of right isosceles
triangle
(i)(0, -4), (3/2,-1) and (3,0).​

Answers

Answered by ShresthaTheMetalGuy
1

Answer:

Distance between 2 sides must be equal.

(I) √[(3/2)²+(3)²]=√[9/4+9]=√(45/4) units

(II)√[(3)²+(4)²]=√[9+16]=5 units

(III) √[(3/2–3)²+(1)²]=√[13/4] units

As, none of the pair of sides are equal, sp the given vertices are not of isosceles ∆

Answered by veenasajeevan20
1

Answer:

AB= √(x^2-x^1)^2 +√(y^2-y^1)^2

√(3/2-0)^2 +√(-1-(-4))^2

√9/4+9

√18

BC=√(3-3/2)^2+(0--1)^2

√3/2^2+1^2

√9/4+1

=9

AC=√(0-3)^2+(-4-0)^2

√(-3)^2+(-4)^2

√9+16

√25

=5

Step-by-step explanation:

since none of the them are equal .

it is not an isoceles triangle

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