The hypotenuse of a right angled riangle has its ends at the points (1,3) and (-4,1) find the eq. of legs(perp side) of the triangle
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but why did you draw a circle in this innocent question?
take any point on the circle and you'll get a new right triangle, hence infinite answers possible.
lol NCERT question and a legit answer
nopes, infinite answers! >.<
@ParthKohli
with 2 fixed points, say B and C , there can be infinite A's such that ABC is right triangle.
"Angle in a semicircle is 90 degrees" thm.
THM?
Theorem
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Choobham bhaiya ij light!!
Answer isn't ._.
No he ij light :-(
how about this: |dw:1361295609919:dw| these are the two possibilities right? so for both the sides, we know one point each through which they pass and their slopes, 0 and infinity. us the slope-point form.
Its necessary that there'll be a rectangle.
I mean not necessary *
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With those given points as diameter, you take any point on the circumference, and voila. a right triangle! :O
|dw:1361295920544:dw| our side doesn't remain the hypotenuse
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