Question
Question: In a \(\Delta ABC\) if C = 90 degree , then check whether \(\dfrac{c}{r}=\dfrac{c+a}{b}+\dfrac{c+b}{...
In a ΔABC if C = 90 degree , then check whether rc=bc+a+ac+b is true or not
Solution
Hint: First we will draw the triangle and then we are going to use the sine formula to find the relation between the sides and the radius r. After using that we will try rearrange the following terms to check that rc=bc+a+ac+b is true or false.
Complete step-by-step answer:
Let’s start solving the question,
As we have drawn the figure now we will state the sine formula,
asinA=bsinB=csinC=2r1
We know that C = 90 degree, so we can put the value of C in the above equation,
From the triangle angle A + B = 90,
Therefore,
B = 90 – A
Now substituting the value of a, b, c in rc=bc+a+ac+b as,
a=2rsinAb=2rsinBc=2r
After putting the values we get,
LHS = rc=r2r=2
Now the value of RHS is:
=2rsinB2r+2rsinA+2rsinA2r+2rsinB=sinB1+sinA+sinA1+sinB
Now substituting the value of B as 90 – A we get,
=sin(90−A)1+sinA+sinA1+sin(90−A)=cosA1+sinA+sinA1+cosA=sinAcosAsinA+sin2A+cosA+cos2A
Now let’s put the value of A = 45 degree, and if it doesn’t give 2 then rc=bc+a+ac+b is false.
Putting the value of A = 45 we get,
=21×2121+(21)2+21+(21)2=211+2=2(1+2)
Hence, it is not equal to 2.
Therefore, rc=bc+a+ac+b is false.
Note: We have used the sine formula in a triangle which is very useful and gives us the relation between sides, angle and r. Instead of solving the whole equation one should put any value of A and show that it is false. To prove a statement false we need just one example.