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The hypotenuse of a right triangle is 3/2 metres and another side is 1/2m.Calculate the perimeter correct to a centimetre.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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From (1), a=17−b

Substitute value of a in equation (2) we get,

−12b−5b+60=0 ...... factorized above equation

⟹ b(b−12)−5(b−12)=0

⟹ (b−12)(b−5)=0

∴ b=12 or b=5

If b=12 then a=17−12=5

If b=5 then a=17−5=12.

Hence the length of other two sides are 12,5.

Answered by Anonymous
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Given,

From (1), a=17−b

Substitute value of a in equation (2) we get,

−12b−5b+60=0 ...... factorized above equation

⟹ b(b−12)−5(b−12)=0

⟹ (b−12)(b−5)=0

∴ b=12 or b=5

If b=12 then a=17−12=5

If b=5 then a=17−5=12.

Hence the length of other two sides are 1,2,5.

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