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Find the missing sides from the right-angled triangles given below. Step by step
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Find the missing sides from the right-angled triangles given below. Step by step

Find the missing sides from the right-angled triangles given below. Step by step-example-1
User Sam Nseir
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BD=£ 13cm, AC=10c,


Sorry hope it helps
User Nglauber
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Answer:

BD = √13cm, AC = 10c,

Explanation:


AB^2 = AD^2 + BD^2\\\\49 = 36 + BD^2\\\\BD = √(49 - 36) = √(13)cm\\\\AC^2 = AD^2 +DC^2\\


=36 + 64\\=100


\\AC = √(100) = 10cm

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