Math, asked by pranjali05, 1 year ago

a diagonal of a quadrilateral is 28cm .if the lengths of the perpendiculars on it from the
opposite vertices are 4.5cm,find its area.pls repl, i will mark as brainliest

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Answered by tanishk9812311777
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area of quadrilateral is 1/2 × diagonal × sum of vertices dropped

area = 1/2 × 28 ×(4.5+4.5)

        = 14 × 9

       = 126cm²

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pranjali05: It should be 112 not 126
pranjali05: I have the final answer, i wanted steps
pranjali05: but its wrong
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tanishk9812311777: written by mistake
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Answered by Anonymous
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given diagonal = 28 cm

area of quadrilateral =

base X diagonl = 28 X 4.5 cm

= 126 cm

as given length of perpendicular is same

so ..you can draw two triangles of equal area...

and by solving this

formula obtained = diagonal X height

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pranjali05: Could u pls completely solve
pranjali05: o sorry but im in a hurry
tanishk9812311777: wrong formula
tanishk9812311777: it is given distance of diagonal to a vertice
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