the hypotenuse of a right angled traingle is 29 cm long its area is 210 sq cmcalculate the lenth of perpendicular sides
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Explanation:
The hypotenuse is a line, so it’s dimensions cannot be squared centimeters. This appears to be an error in the exercise statement.
You are given that the area is:
A=12wh
29=12wh
58=wh
Whatever are the values of the height and width, the Pythagorean Theorem says:
h2=w2+h2
And we are given:
292=w2+h2
Plugging In from 58=wh , we get:
292=w2+(58w)2
Multiply through by w^2, and then solve the resulting quadratic equation. You should get:
w2=841±3⋅52⋅11⋅292−−−−−−−−−−−√2
Continue the solution to finds all values of w. Back-solve for the corresponding values of the height.
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