Math, asked by vijaystandards75381, 9 months ago

The hypotenus of a right angle triangle is 13cm, if one side of one other side of the triangle is 1cm shorter than the hypotenus,calculate the third side of the triangle

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Answered by FRyder

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Answer:

Here is the solution

Step-by-step explanation:

Hypotenuse=13m

One side=(13-1)cm=12cm

According to pythagoras theorem,

Third side=5cm

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