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show that the points 7,10 3,-4 -2,5 are vertices of an isoceles traingle

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Answered by Deepti111
11
please mention the brackets nd coordinates properly...nd if it is the question of coordinate feometry use distance formula
(7,10) &(3,-4)
=√(3-7)²+(-4-10)²
=> √(-4)²+(-14)²
= √16+196=> √112
(3,-4)&(-2,5)=> √25+81=√106
(7,10)&(-2,5)=>√81+25=√106

so here two distances r same

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Answered by Prathamattri2062
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A(7,10) ,B(3,-4) ,C(-2,5)

AB = ✓[(7-3)²+(10+4)²]
AB=✓[4²+14²]
AB = ✓16+196
AB=✓212

BC = ✓[(3+2)²+(-4-5)²]
BC = ✓[5²+(-9)²]
BC = ✓(25+81)
BC = ✓106

AC = ✓[(-2-7)²+(5-10)²]
AC = ✓[(-9)²+(-5)²]
AC = ✓(81+25)
AC = ✓106

=>AB = AC ≠ BC

Therefore ABC is an isosceles triangle.

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