The shortest side of a
right - angled triangle is
8cm shorter than it's
hypotenuse. T...
Mathematics, 15.04.2020 20:15 Rayinz9174
The shortest side of a
right - angled triangle is
8cm shorter than it's
hypotenuse. The difference in
length of the other two
Sides is 1cm. If the shortest
side is n- 7. show that
n^2 – 16n + 48 =0. Hence,
find n.
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