Math, asked by jwright3141, 6 months ago

The hypothenuse of a right triangle is 17 meters, one leg of the right triangle is 11 meters. What is the lenght of the other leg?


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Answered by devikagupta16
2

Answer:

answer must be

12.9614813968

after rounding off we can write 13m

Answered by pranay9018
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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

In a right angled triangle

  • hypotenuse = 17m (llongest side of the right angled triangle)
  • opposite side = 11m
  • adjacent side = ?

According to pythogoreous theorem

opposite side² + adjacent side²  = hypotenuse ²

11²+ adjacent side²  = 17²

adjacent side²  = 17² - 11²

adjacent side² =  289 - 121

adjacent side² = 168

adjacent side = \sqrt{168}

adjacent side = 12.9614813968 m

Check :

pythagorean triplet

12.9614813968^{2} + 11^{2} = 17^{2}

168+ 121 = 289

289 = 289

Hence Prooved

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