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Re: Right triangle ABC has leg lengths AB=20 and BC=21. Including AB and B [#permalink]
Length of AC: √{(20x20+21x21}= 29
Area of ABC: 1/2(20)(21)
Consider the perpendicular to AC to be x. This will be the shortest length
Thus
1/2 (29)(x)= 1/2(20)(21)
x= (20)(21)/29= 14.48
Thus number of line segments with integer lengths:
(15 to 21) = 7 towards BC & (15-20)= 6 towards AB
Hence total 13 line segments
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