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A circle circumscribes the triangle ABC and length of the three sides of the triangle are 8 cm, 15 cm and 17 cm respectively.

Find out the radius of the circle.



A.4.5
B.7.5
C.8.5
D.10.5
E.Cannot be determined
Since this is a Right Angled Triangle, area of the Triangle is 8*15/2 = 60

Radius of Circumscribed Circle = \(\frac{abc}{4A}\)

Or, Radius of Circumscribed Circle = \(\frac{8*15*17}{4*60}\)

So, Or, Radius of Circumscribed Circle = \(8.50\), Answer must be (C)


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