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3 years ago

If triangle FGH, FG=8.7, FH=4.5 and GH=6.1, Which is the smallest angle of the triangle

Mathematics

1 answer:

jolli1 [7]3 years ago

7 0

∠G is the shortest

Step-by-step explanation:

Given is a ΔFGH

FG = 8.7

FH = 4.5

GH = 6.1

The triangle will be formed with three angles

F, G and H

"The side opposite to the largest angle of the triangle is the largest"

Similarly, The side opposite to the shortest angle is the shortest.

Converse of this postulate will be:

The interior angle opposite to the shortest side of the triangle is the smallest.

The triangle formed is attached in the form of a picture.

The angle opposite to FH will be the shortest.

Hence,

∠G is the shortest

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