If we know that the sum of the right sides of a right triangle is 20cm, then the maximum area of the right triangle is

If we know that the sum of the right sides of a right triangle is 20cm, then the maximum area of the right triangle is


Let the length of one right angle be a cm, and then the length of the other right angle be (20-a) cm
The area of right triangle s = a × (20-a) △ 2 = 10a-0.5a = - 0.5 (a-20a) = - 0.5 (A-2 × 10 × a + 10-10) = - 0.5 (A-2 × 10 × a + 10) + 50 = - 0.5 (A-10) + 50
When a = 10 cm, the largest area of right triangle is s = - 0.5 (A-10) + 50 = - 0.5 (10-10) + 50 = 50 cm
A: the maximum area of this right triangle is 50 square centimeters



The difference between the two right sides of a right triangle is 1cm, and the area is 20cm square. Find the length x of the longer right side


1/2*x(x-1)=20
x^2-x-40=0
x=[1±√(1+4*40)]/2
=(1±√161)/2
x1=(1+√161)/2
X2 = (1 - √ 161) / 2
∴x=(1+√161)/2



It is known that the area of a right triangle is 10 pieces of 3cm square, and the length of one right side is 3 pieces of 2cm


(10 root 3 * 2) / 3 root 2 = 10 root 6 / 3