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solving missing sides of a triangle pls help me i dont get it

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Answered by Anonymous
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As its a right angled triangle..... It satisfies Pythagoras law hence in fig 3......

a is the perpendicular and 17 is hypotenuse and 13 is base.... Hence by the theorm......

H^2= l^2+b^2

L Square =H Square - b Square...

a square = 17 Square - 13 Square...

 {17}^{2}  -  {13}^{2}  =  \sqrt{120}  = 10.9 \\

10.9 unit is the first ans

Similarly in fig 4

 {20}^{2}  -  {7}^{2}  =  \sqrt{351 }  = 18.7

18.7 units is the answer

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Answered by avoz
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Answer:

Here is your answer :

Q.3

a = 2 \sqrt{30}

Q.4

a =  \sqrt{351}

Step-by-step explanation:

For solving these types of questions we use pythagoras theorem i.e.

(H)² = (B)²+(P)²

According to question,

(P)² = (H)²-(B)²

>> P=( (H)²-(B)²)½

For Q.3 , follow these steps:

a =  \sqrt{ {(17)}^{2}  -  {(13)}^{2} }

a =  \sqrt{(289) - (169)}

a =  \sqrt{120}

a = 2 \sqrt{30}

For Q.4 follow these steps:

a =  \sqrt{ {(200)}^{2}  -  {(7)}^{2} }

a =  \sqrt{(400) - (49)}

a =  \sqrt{351}

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