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exam
Equilateral ( 3 = Sides )
√3 4
Side 2
Isosceles ( 2 = Sides )
a = Equal side
b = unequal side
Scalene
( no Sides )
S=
A+b+c2
Area of Triangle =
Under root s ( sa ) ( s – b ) ( s — c )
= ½ ×a×b ×sin c
(3 acute angles)
C² < a² + b²
(1 right angle)
C² = a² + b²
(1 obtuse angle)
C² > a² + b²
If two sides of a triangle are given, then the range of the third side will be
Difference between two sides < Third side < |Sum of two sides]
Question 1:Q- If 20 & 21 are the two sides of the obtuse triangle, then how many
such Obtuse triangles are possible
Answer: 11
Question 2:Q-If 3,8, a are integral sides of A ABC, Find the sum of all possible values of a?
Answer: 40
Answer : 60
Sum of all three angles of a triangle is always 180°, i.e. ZA+B+C = 180°.
If a side of triangle is produced, then the exterior angle so formed is equal to the sum of the two
interior opposite angles.
sinA
sin B
sinC
Cosine rule – If two sides and angle between sides are given, then we can find the opposite side by
Cosine Rule.
Homework: Revise all the lod 1 and lod 2 Catking ebooks and revise the concepts