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Which of the following triplets does not form a right triangle?
a. 4,3,5
b. 6,8,10
c. 0.7,2.4,2.5
d.12,34,35
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Answers

Answered by angirasayushman
2

12,34,35

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A.T.Q Pythagoras Theorem

12^²+34^²is not equal to 35^²

144+1156 is not equal to 1225

1300 is not equal to 1225

Answered by Anonymous
30

Answer:

Right Angle Triangle :

Let us know some information about right angle triangle :

  • A right triangle is a three-sided closed shape, that has one perpendicular side. 
  • One angle is always 90° or right angle.
  • The side opposite angle 90° is the hypotenuse.
  • The hypotenuse is always the longest side.
  • The sum of the other two interior angles is equal to 90°.
  • The other two sides adjacent to the right angle are called base and perpendicular.
  • In a right-angled triangle, the hypotenuse is the longest side. 
  • The area of the right-angle triangle is equal to half of the product of adjacent sides of the right angle, i.e.,

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Concept :

Let us understand the concet before going to solve the question :

➠ Let use the method of trial and error method to check whether which one of the options is not a right-angled triangle with the help of the Pythagoras theorem, 

\bigstar \:  \underline{\boxed{\sf{(Hypotenuse)^{2} =(side  \: one)^{2}  + (side  \: two)^{2}}}}

➠ Substitute the values in the formula and check if L.H.S is equal to R.H.S, the one which is not equal is the required answer.

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Solution :

In a right-angled triangle, the hypotenuse is the longest side. 

(A). 4, 3, 5

Here :-

  • → Hypotenuse = 5
  • → Side one = 4
  • → Side two = 3

Now, according to the question :-

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{(Hypotenuse)^{2} =(side  \: one)^{2} +(side  \: two)^{2}}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{(5)^{2} =(4)^{2} +(3)^{2}}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{(5 \times 5)=(4 \times 4) +(3 \times 3)}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{25=16 + 9}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{25 = 25}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{LHS = RHS}}}

The sides are of right-angled triangles

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(B). 6, 8, 10

Here :-

  • → Hypotenuse = 10
  • → side one = 6
  • → side two = 8

Now, according to the question :-

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{(Hypotenuse)^{2} =(side  \: one)^{2} +(side  \: two)^{2}}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{(10)^{2} =(6)^{2} +(8)^{2}}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{(10 \times 10)=(6 \times 6) +(8 \times 8)}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{100 = 36 + 64}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{100 =100}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{LHS = RHS}}}

∴ The sides are of right-angled triangles

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(C). 0.7, 2.4, 2.5

Here :-

  • → Hypotenuse = 2.5
  • → side one = 0.7
  • → side two = 2.4

Now, according to the question :-

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{(Hypotenuse)^{2} =(side  \: one)^{2} +(side  \: two)^{2}}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{(2.5)^{2} =(0.7)^{2} +(2.4)^{2}}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{(2.5 \times 2.5) =(0.7 \times 0.7)+(2.4 \times 2.4)}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{6.25 =0.49+5.76}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{6.25 =6.25}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{LHS = RHS}}}

∴ The sides are of right-angled triangles.

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(D). 12, 34, 35

Here :-

  • → Hypotenuse = 35
  • → side one = 12
  • → side two = 34

Now according to the question :-

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{(Hypotenuse)^{2} =(side  \: one)^{2}  + (side  \: two)^{2}}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{(35)^{2} =(12)^{2}  + (34)^{2}}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{(35 \times 35) =(12 \times 12) + (34 \times 34)}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{1225 =144 + 1156}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{1225 =1300}}}

{\dashrightarrow{\sf{LHS \neq RHS}}}

∴ These three sides do not make a right-angled triangle.

Hence, only option (d) is the triplet which is not a right-angled triangle.

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