Math, asked by jyothsana27, 8 days ago

1. Find the following. i. Find the area of a quadrilateral PQRS if: a. ZQ = 90°, PQ = 20 cm, QR= 21 cm, SR=15 cm and PS = 16 cm b. PQ = 12 cm, QR = 16 cm, RS = 20 cm, PS = 24 cm and PR= 20 cm .​

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Answered by akshatha071i
1

Answer:

Given : ∠QPS=90 ∠ SQR=90

PQ=12cm , PS=9cm , QR=8cm and SR=17cm

By Pythagoras theorem in ΔSPQ we get :

⇒SP

2

+PQ

2

=SQ

2

⇒9

2

+12

2

=SQ

2

⇒81+144=SQ

2

⇒SQ

2

=225

⇒SQ=

225

⇒SQ=15cm

Area of the parallelogram = Area of triangle SPQ + area of triangle SQR.

⇒ Area of Triangle SPQ =

2

1

×base×height

2

1

×PQ×SP

2

1

×12×9

⇒ Area of triangle SPQ = 54cm

2

⇒ Area of Triangle SQR =

2

1

×base×height

2

1

×QR×SQ

2

1

×8×15

⇒ Area of triangle SPQ = 60cm

2

Total area = area of triangle SPQ + area of trinagle SQR

⇒54+60=114cm

2

Area of quadrilateral PQRS is 114cm

2

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