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Question Number 213745 by efronzo1 last updated on 15/Nov/24

Answered by mnjuly1970 last updated on 16/Nov/24

 (Median theorem ):      7^2  + R^2 = 2((√(14)) )^2  + (((2R)^2 )/2)        49 + R^2  = 28 + 2R^2          21 = R^2  ⇒ R= (√(21))       ■

(Mediantheorem):72+R2=2(14)2+(2R)2249+R2=28+2R221=R2R=21

Answered by golsendro last updated on 15/Nov/24

 ∠ AOC = α    (1) cos α = ((2R^2 −14)/(2R^2 ))   (2) cos α = ((5R^2 −49)/(4R^2 ))    ⇒ ((5R^2 −49)/2) = 2R^2 −14         R^2  = 21⇒R=(√(21))

AOC=α(1)cosα=2R2142R2(2)cosα=5R2494R25R2492=2R214R2=21R=21

Answered by mr W last updated on 15/Nov/24

4×((√(14)))^2 =2×7^2 +2×R^2 −(2R)^2   ⇒R=(√(7^2 −2×14))=(√(21))

4×(14)2=2×72+2×R2(2R)2R=722×14=21

Answered by A5T last updated on 16/Nov/24

R^2 +14−2R(√(14))cosACO=R^2 ⇒cosACO=((14)/(2R(√(14))))  R^2 +14+2R(√(14))cosACO=49⇒cosACO=((35−R^2 )/(2R(√(14))))  ⇒35−R^2 =14⇒R=(√(21))

R2+142R14cosACO=R2cosACO=142R14R2+14+2R14cosACO=49cosACO=35R22R1435R2=14R=21

Answered by A5T last updated on 16/Nov/24

R^2 ×2R+((√(14)))^2 (2R)=R^2 ×R+7^2 ×R  ⇒2R^2 +28=R^2 +49⇒R=(√(21))

R2×2R+(14)2(2R)=R2×R+72×R2R2+28=R2+49R=21

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