
a.
To find: the value of x
a.

Answer to Problem 2ST1
The value of x is 4
Explanation of Solution
Given Information: A
Formula used:
For a right triangle NDF with a perpendicular NE being drawn to the hypotenuse DF (as shown below), the relation between NE and the hypotenuse is expressed as,
Calculation:
Consider the right triangle given below.
Here, applying the relation in (1), the value of x can be obtained as,
b.
To find: the value of y
b.

Answer to Problem 2ST1
The value of y is
Explanation of Solution
Given Information: A triangle with a right angle and a perpendicular directed to the hypotenuse.
Formula used:
For a right triangle DNF with a perpendicular NE being drawn to the hypotenuse DF (as shown below), the relation between the one of the legs of the bigger triangle and the normal to it is expressed as,
Calculation:
Consider the right triangle given below. Comparing it with the general figure for right triangle in the above description,
Here, applying the relation in (2), the value of y can be obtained as,
c.
To find: the value of z
c.

Answer to Problem 2ST1
The value of z is
Explanation of Solution
Given Information: A triangle with a right angle and a perpendicular directed to the hypotenuse.
Formula used:
For a right triangle DNF with a perpendicular NE being drawn to the hypotenuse DF (as shown below), the relation between the one of the legs of the bigger triangle and the normal to it is expressed as,
Calculation:
The length of hypotenuse DF as compared to the general figure was obtained in the previous part as
Here, applying the relation in (3), the value of z can be obtained as,
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