Draw a triangle of sides 3, 4 and 6 centimetres. Draw three different right triangle of the same area .

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With the sides given , its not possible to form a right triangle

Sides should be 3,4,5 to form a right triangle
u can check using pythagoras theoram

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Draw a triangle of sides 3, 4 and 6 centimetres. Draw three different right triangle of the same area .

With the sides given , its not possible to form a right triangle Sides should be 3,4,5 to form a right triangle u can check using pythagoras theoram

With the sides given , its not possible to form a right triangle

Sides should be 3,4,5 to form a right triangle
u can check using pythagoras theoram