Why can’t you construct a triangle abc if angle A=60 degrees, AB=6cm and AC+BC=5cm but construction is possible if angleA=60degrees,AB=6cm and AC-BC=5cm
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answered Mar 13, 2016 by kev Basic (41 points)
Triangle inequality states that.....sum of any two sides of a triangle is greater than the 3rd side......&.......difference of any 2 sides of a triangle is smaller than the 3rd side
therefore,
in first case:sum of two sides(AC+BC)is not greater than the third side(AB){AB + BC<AB}
in second case:difference between two side(AC-BC)is lesser than the third side(AB){AB - BC<AB)
so,in first case construction is not possible but it is possible in second case.....
answered Mar 13, 2016 by kev Basic (41 points)
Triangle inequality states that.....sum of any two sides of a triangle is greater than the 3rd side......&.......difference of any 2 sides of a triangle is smaller than the 3rd side
therefore,
in first case:sum of two sides(AC+BC)is not greater than the third side(AB){AB + BC<AB}
in second case:difference between two side(AC-BC)is lesser than the third side(AB){AB - BC<AB)
so,in first case construction is not possible but it is possible in second case.....
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