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What is the perimeter of the smallest triangle that can be formed if all the sides are even integers and no two sides are congruent?

Answers

Answered by shrutisharma07
1

Answer:

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Let ABC be isosceles is AB=AC

r is radius of circle

AF

2

+BF

2

=AB

2

⇒(3r)

2

+(y

2

)=x

2

________ (1)

From ΔAOD

(2r)

2

=r

2

+(AD)

2

=3r

2

=AD

2

=AD=

3

r

Now BD=BF & EC=FC (as tangents are equal from an external point)

AD+DB=x

=

3

r+y

2

=x

⇒y

2

=x=

3

r -(2)

From (1) & (2)

∴(3r)

2

+(x−

3

r)=x

2

9r

2

+x

2

+3r

2

−2

3

rx=x

2

=9r

2

+3r

2

−2

3

rx=0

=12r

2

=2

3

rx

=6r=

3

x

∴x=

3

6

r

From (2)

y/2=(6/

3

)r−

3

r

=y/2=(3

3

/3)r⇒y=2

3

r

perimeter = 2x+y=2(6/

3

)r+2

3

r

=(12r+6r)/

3

=(18/

3

)r

=6

3

r

Hence proved.

Answered by yashaswininamani4
2

Answer:

Let the shortest side be x.

If the sides are consecutive odd integers, the other two sides will be (x+2)and(x+4)

The perimeter is the sum of the sides.

x+x+2+x+4=51

3x+6=51

3x=51−6

3x=45

x=15

The length of the shortest side.

The other sides are 17cmand19cm

Step-by-step explanation:

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