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CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
What is the greatest possible perimeter of a right angeled triangle with integer sides lengths if one of the sides has length 12?
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13th June 2018,
12:01 PM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
Solve question no. 75
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29th December 2017,
11:38 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
Please solve question no. 60
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29th December 2017,
11:28 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
ABC is a triangle in which LB=2LC. D is a point on BC such that AD bisects LBAC and AB=CD. Prove that LBAC=72 degree.
Asked by aahnik.mohanty
21st December 2017,
9:22 PM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In a right angled triangle, one acute angle is double the other. Then the hypotenuse is 'k'times the smallest side. The k=?
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26th November 2017,
8:30 PM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
Prove that the sum of the three altitudes of a triangle is less than the sum of the three sides of the triangle.
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11th August 2017,
10:06 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In the figure AD is the bisector of A, prove that AB > BD.
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11th August 2017,
10:04 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
Show that of all line segment drawn from a given point not on it, the perpendicular line segment is the shortest.
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11th August 2017,
9:55 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
There is a triangular field ABC whose corner angles A, B and C have been measured as 50o, 60o and 70o respectively. Three friends Rashmi, Salma and Arun daily go on morning walk and respectively walk along AB, BC and AC. Who walks maximum distance among these three? Who walks the least? What value is indicated from this action?
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11th August 2017,
9:50 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In fig., if a > b then prove that PQ > PR.
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11th August 2017,
9:23 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In a ΔDEF, if D = 30° E = 60° then which side of the triangle is longest and which side is shortest?
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11th August 2017,
9:22 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In fig., D is any point on the base BC produced of an isosceles triangle ABC. Prove that AD > AB.
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11th August 2017,
9:22 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In the given figure, ABD = 130° and EAC = 120°. Prove that AB > AC.
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11th August 2017,
9:21 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In figure , AB > AC, BO and CO are the bisectors of B and C respectively. Show that OB > OC.
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11th August 2017,
9:21 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In fig., PR > PQ and PS bisects QPR. Prove that PSR > PSQ.
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11th August 2017,
9:19 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
Show that in a right angled triangle the hypotenuse is the longest side.
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11th August 2017,
9:18 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In figure, D is a point on side BC of such that AD=AC. Show AB>AD.
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11th August 2017,
9:18 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
Prove that the sum of any two sides of a triangle is greater than twice the length of median drawn to the third side.
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11th August 2017,
9:14 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In figure, show that 2 (AC + BD) > (AB + BC + CD + DA)
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11th August 2017,
9:13 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
The side BC of ABC is produced on both sides. Prove that the sum of the two exterior angles so formed is greater than A by 180o.
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11th August 2017,
9:11 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
If AD is the bisector of A of ABC, show that AB > DB.
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11th August 2017,
9:10 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In figure, AB and CD are respectively the smallest and the longest sides of a quadrilateral ABCD, then show that A > C and B > D.
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11th August 2017,
9:09 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In triangle ABC, D is a point on AC, Prove that, the value of the perimeter of triangle ABC is greater than twice the length of BD.
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11th August 2017,
9:07 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
Prove that diagonals of a rectangle are equal but not perpendicular.
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11th August 2017,
9:07 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
The sides of AB, BC, AC a triangle ABC are 2.8 cm, 3.7 cm and 4.1 cm respectively. What is the relationship between the angles A, B, and C?
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11th August 2017,
9:04 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
Prove that if the median AD of a triangle ABC is greater than half of BC, then,
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11th August 2017,
9:03 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In triangle ABC, AB = BC; angle B is half of angle A. Is AB > AC? Give reason for your answer.
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11th August 2017,
8:51 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In a triangle ABC, AB = 3 cm, BC = 3.5 cm and CA = 6.5 cm. Is it possible to construct this triangle? Give reason for your answer.
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11th August 2017,
8:48 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
Prove that in a right triangle, the hypotenuse is the longest side.
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11th August 2017,
8:48 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In the figure PQ > PR, QS and RS are the bisectors of Q and R respectively. Prove that SQ > SR.
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11th August 2017,
8:47 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
Prove that if two sides of a triangle are unequal, the longer side has greater angle opposite it.
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11th August 2017,
8:47 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
Prove that the perimeter of a triangle is greater than the sum of its three medians.
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11th August 2017,
8:45 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In the given figure, x > y. Show that LM > LN.
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11th August 2017,
8:40 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
Can you give me some difficult prove that questions with its solution ?
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13th September 2016,
8:48 AM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
Show that the sum of the three altitudes of a triangle is less than the sum of three sides of the triangle.
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12th September 2016,
3:27 PM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In a triangle, prove that the greater angle has the longer side opposite to it
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5th September 2016,
8:53 PM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In a right angled triangle, one acute angle is double the other. Then the hypotenuse is _______.
(A) Double the smallest side
(B) Thrice the smallest side
(C) 4 times the smallest side
(D) None
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5th August 2016,
6:31 PM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
O is any point in the interior of a triangle ABC then AB + AC is _________.
O is any point in the interior of a triangle ABC then AB + AC is _________.
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5th August 2016,
6:24 PM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In triangle ABC, AD is the median. Then AB + AC is _________.
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5th August 2016,
6:18 PM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
If I is the incentre of
and AI is produced to meet BC at X , then AI :IX = ?
and AI is produced to meet BC at X , then AI :IX = ?
Asked by Alok
31st March 2016,
8:53 PM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
P, Q and R are respectively , the midpoints of sides BC, CA and AB of a triangle ABC. PR and BQ meets X. CR and PQ meet at Y. Prove that XY = 1/4 BC
P, Q and R are respectively , the midpoints of sides BC, CA and AB of a triangle ABC. PR and BQ meets X. CR and PQ meet at Y. Prove that XY = 1/4 BC
Asked by Paresh
11th December 2015,
2:36 PM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
If sin A + sin B + sin C = 3, find cos A + cos B + cos C.
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20th October 2015,
2:40 PM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
In triangle ABC , I is the incentre. If angles BIC:CIA:AIB = 5 : 6 : 7 ,Then the value of angles A : B: C is:
Asked by Kusum and Sanjeet
11th November 2014,
8:08 PM
CBSE - IX - Mathematics - Triangles
if AB=CB, AB=CD, and EF bisects BD at G .prove that G is mid point of EF
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Asked by vaibhavmishratempleton
22nd August 2014,
11:25 PM
