Embibe Experts Solutions for Chapter: Properties of Triangle, Exercise 4: EXERCISE-4
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In a triangle the angles are in A.P. Show that .

In a scalene triangle the altitudes are dropped form the vertices to the sides . The area of is known to be equal to , the area of triangle is equal to and length of segment is equal to . Find the radius of the circle circumscribing .

With reference to a given circle, and are the areas of the inscribed and circumscribed regular polygons of sides, and are corresponding quantities for regular polygons of sides : Prove that
(a) is a geometric mean between and
(b) is a harmonic mean between and

Let be the sides of a trianlge & its area. Prove that , and find when does the equality hold?

If the bisector of angle of triangle meets in & the circumcircle in , then prove that, .

For any triangle , if , show that & .

Let . In a triangle , if & prove that there are two values to the third side, one of which is times the other.

is the triangle formed by joining the points of contact of the incircle with the sides of the triangle , prove that
(a) its sides are and where is the radius of incircle of .
(b) its angles are and
(c) its area is where '' is the semiperimeter and is the circumradius of the .
