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Standard VII
Mathematics
Converse of Pythagorean Theorem
The triangle ...
Question
The triangle have the sides 3 cm, 50 cm and 51 cm.
Is this a right-angled triangle?State whether Yes/No.
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Solution
In the given triangle, the largest side is
51
cm.
For a trinagle to be a right angled triangle, sum of square of its two sides must be equal to square of its third side.
3
2
+
50
2
=
2509
≠
51
2
So the triangle is NOT a right angled triangle.
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