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3 years ago

Am I correct ? If not the question is refer to the figure to complete this proportion r/h=h/? Answers A)r B)s C)h D)c

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Harlamova29_29 [7]3 years ago

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Here we have two right triangles. And in such case we have to use altitude rule which is

ratio of part of hypotenue and altitude= ratio of altitude and remaining part of hypotenuse

So we get

r/h =h/s

So the correct option is s .

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