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The sides of a triangle are in the ratio of 6:25:29 and its area is 2940m square. Find the lengths of the sides of the triangle.​​

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Answered by mimopro19
7

Answer:

a simple question with heron's formula

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's assume the smallest side to be 6x in this case

so the second side will be 25x, and the largest side will be 29x and so the semi perimeter s will be 30x

now if we use heron's formula

\sqrt{30x (24x) (5x) (x)} = 2940m^{2}

\sqrt{3600x^{4} } = 2940m^{2}

60x^{2}  = 2940m^{2}

x^{2} = 49m^{2}

x = 7m

so side1 = 6x = 42m

side2 = 25x = 175m

side3 = 29x = 203m

Answered by jenitaagnesdl
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