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Important Questions (Part II)
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In this video we deal with many important questions relating to concurrent lines and many other parts.

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Sachin Rana
IIIrd Year UG, IIT Bombay | YouTuber with over 129k subscribers at Sachin Rana [IITB] | Organic Chemistry & Maths Expert.
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sir can you provide the ans of the homework que I don't got that
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Sachin Rana
a year ago
Yes, correct. Good.
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Sachin Rana
a year ago
It's incorrect.
Devdatta Biswas
a year ago
ANSWER : 0 Sir, is this correct? The triangle can be considered to be in a circle such that AB = diameter = 5 units = base (,say). C lies on the circle. Now, if the diameter is 5 units, radius is 2.5 units. Line from C to the center of the circle, O will be equal to the radius of the circle = 2.5 cm. This will be the height of the triangle with the diameter as the base. Thus, 1/2 x b x h = 6.5 => 1/2 x 5 x h = 6.5 => h = 2.6 units which is more than the length of the radius. So, NO such triangle will be possible.
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a year ago
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