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ANS B

Approach:-

Statement 1 - AC\neq{AB} implies the other angles of right angled triangle is not 45 degree and can be any other angle. Clearly not sufficient.

Statement 2 -Angle ABC = 30 , implies standard right angled triangle 30,60,90 and the values, and thus the sides can be calculated using 1:\sqrt{3} : 2. Thus area can be calculated. Sufficient.

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If the perimeter of right triangle ABC above is \(3 + 3\sqrt{3}\), what is the area of the triangle?

(1) AC ≠ AB
(2) angle ABC = 30 °

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(2) It's a 90-60-30 Tringle and P \(3 + 3\sqrt{3}\)
\(x+2x+x\sqrt{3}=3 + 3\sqrt{3}\) --> \(x(3+\sqrt{3})=3 + 3\sqrt{3}\)
x=1, hence we can find all three sides. Answer B

It should be x=√3, not 1:

x+2x+x√3 = 3+3√3

3x+x√3 = 3+3√3

x(3+1√3) = 3+3√3

√3(3+1√3) = 3+3√3

3√3 + 1*√3*√3 = 3√3+3
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