Social Sciences, asked by sajamariyam9, 11 months ago

The difference of the length of perpendicular sides of a right
triangle is 10 centimetres. Its area is 72 square centime-
tres. Find the length of the perpendicular sides.
Let the length of the perpendicular sides be x and x + 10 centi-
metres.
Area = 72

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