Euclid3

Calculate the height and sides of the right triangle if one leg is a = 100 km and the section of hypotenuse adjacent to the second leg cb = 14 km.

Final Answer:

b =  68.5586 km
c =  121.2447 km
h =  38.7482 km

Step-by-step explanation:

a=100 km c2=14 km a2 = c c1 b2 = c c2  c = a2:c1 = b2 : c2 c=c1+c2  a2 = c (cc2)  a2=x (xc2)  1002=x (x14) x2+14x+10000=0 x214x10000=0  a=1;b=14;c=10000 D=b24ac=14241(10000)=40196 D>0  x1,2=2ab±D=214±40196=214±210049 x1,2=7±100.244701 x1=107.244700608 x2=93.244700608  c1=x1=107.2447107.2447 km  c=c1+c2=107.2447+14121.2447 km  b=c2a2=121.244721002=68.5586 km

Our quadratic equation calculator calculates it.

h=c1 c2=107.2447 1438.7482 km   Verifying Solution:  S1=2a b=2100 68.55863427.9285 S2=2c h=2121.2447 38.74822349.0091  a2=c c1=121.2447 107.2447114.03 b2=c c2=121.2447 1441.1998 c3=a2+b2=1002+68.55862121.2447



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