Mathematics, 17.11.2020 23:10, rajenkins79

In the figure below, JH = 3, HI = 4, and JI ≠ 5. If we assume ∠H is a right angle, it follows that JI = 32 + 42−−−−−−−√ = 5. This contradicts the given statement that JI ≠ 5. What conclusion can be drawn from this contradiction?

∠H is a right angle

∠H is not a right angle

JI > 5

JI = 5

In the figure below, JH = 3, HI = 4, and JI ≠ 5.

If we assume ∠H is a right angle, it follows tha

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