Math, asked by bipothushiva, 4 months ago

6. The base of an isosceles triangle is 40 cm and
its area is 420 cm. Find the length of its equal
sides.​

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Answered by dhyanapatel2010
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Answer: Let ABC be the isosceles triangle.

Area of triangle = 1/2 base x height

⇒height = 2 x area / base

⇒height = 21 cm

→Let BC be the base and AB and AC be the equal sides of the triangle .

→Let D be the point where height meets the base BC .

→D will be the mid-point of ABC because its isosceles triangle.

Given AB = AC = √(21)² + (20)² [∵ hypotenuse of triangle ADB and ADC ]

⇒                          = √441 + 400

⇒                          = √841

⇒                          = 29 cm

                         

∴The length of its equal  sides of triangle ABC = 29 cm

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