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The corners of a square of side 'r' are cutoff so that a regular octagon remains. Then the length of each side of the resulting octagon is​

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Answered by subhajyotisah
0

Answer:

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Let ABCD be a square of side 2m. We form a regular octagon by cutting all four corners.

Let EF=FG=GH=HI=IJ=JK=KL=LE=x

By symmetry, AE=AL=BG=BF=CH=CI=DJ=DK=a

Using Pythagoras theorem in △ALE, we get

LE

2

=AL

2

+AE

2

x

2

=a

2

+a

2

=2a

2

⇒x=

2

a

And AB=AE+EF+FB⇒2=a+x+a→2a+x=2

Put the value of x, we get

2a+

2

a=2⇒a

2

(

2

+1)=2⇒a=

2

+1

2

∴x=

2

.

2

+1

2

=

2

+1

2

∴Length of each side of the octagon is

2

+1

2

m

Answered by prateekmishra158
0

Answer:

Let ABCD be a square of side 2m. We form a regular octagon by cutting all four corners.

Let EF=FG=GH=HI=IJ=JK=KL=LE=x

By symmetry, AE=AL=BG=BF=CH=CI=DJ=DK=a

Using Pythagoras theorem in △ALE, we get

LE

2

=AL

2

+AE

2

x

2

=a

2

+a

2

=2a

2

⇒x=

2

a

And AB=AE+EF+FB⇒2=a+x+a→2a+x=2

Put the value of x, we get

2a+

2

a=2⇒a

2

(

2

+1)=2⇒a=

2

+1

2

∴x=

2

.

2

+1

2

=

2

+1

2

∴Length of each side of the octagon is

2

+1

2

m

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