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The radius of the circle inscribed in an equilateral triangle with side 6 cm is m√3 cm. Then m=​

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Radius of circle = OC = 2√3 cm and value of m = 2.

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Equilateral triangle:

  • An equilateral triangle is one in which all of its sides are equal and have an equal angle.
  • The equilateral triangle also has the same interior angles, which are 60 degrees.

Let ABC be an equilateral triangle with side 6cm inscribed in a circle of radius m√3 cm

                 AB = BC = CA = 6cm

Let O be the center of the circle then

                OA = OB = OC = m√3cm

Let OD be the perpendicular from O on side BC, then D is the mid-point of BC.  

then DC = BC/2

              = 6/2

        DC = 3

OB and OC are bisectors of ∠B and ∠C respectively.  

So, ∠OCD = 30°.

In ΔOCD, is a right angled triangle with 90° at angle D.

we have  ∠OCD = 30°, OC = m√3cm  and DC = 3cm

  By trigonometric ratios,

       cos(OCD) = DC/OC           [cosθ = adjacent side/hypotenuse]

            cos30° = 3/OC

                √3/2 = 3/OC

                   OC = (3×2)/√3

                   OC = (√3×√3×2)/√3

                   OC = 2√3 cm

      Radius of circle = OC = 2√3 cm.

        Hence, value of m = 2.

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