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Chapter 10: Q22. (page 384)

On your paper draw figures roughly like those shown. Use them in constructing the figures described in Exercise 17-24.

A segment of length a2+b2

Short Answer

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The figure is,

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Step 1. Given information.

The figures here given are,

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Step 2. Concept used.

We know if a and b are perpendicular to each other and two sides of triangle,

the closing side of a triangle will have a length of a2+b2

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Step 3. Draw the figure.

Consider the following ways-

draw two lines aand bwith given measurements, perpendicular to each other

draw closing side of triangle,

this side is our required segment.

The figure drawn below,

Therefore, a segment of length a2+b2 as shown in the figure above.

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