Check wheather the following
sides are right angled triangles
us
ing Phythagoras Theoras
12, 13, 15​

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1. Answer:

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   Step-by-step explanation:

   Longest side is hypotenuse so here the longest side is 15 cm

   Let

   adjacent side be 13

   and

   opposite side be 12

   According to Pythagoras theorem :-

   [tex] {(opp)}^{2} + {(adj)}^{2} = {(hyp)}^{2} \\ = > {(12)}^{2} + {(13)}^{2} = {(15)}^{2} \\ = > 144 + 169 = 225 \\ = > 313≠225[/tex]

   so the given triplets are not the sides of a right angled triangle. Because they don’t satisfy the Pythagoras theorem

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2. Answer:

   No, these are not sides of a right triangle.

   Step-by-step explanation:

   In Right Triangle,

   h² = b²+ p²

   A/Q, h = 15, b = 13 & p = 12

   15² = 13² + 12²

   => 225 = 169 + 144

   => 225 = 313

   LHS is not equal to RHS.

   HENCE, 12, 13, 15 cannot be sides of a right triangle because it does not follow Pythagorous theorem.

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