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A parallelogram the measures of whose afjacent sides are 28cm and 42 cm has on diagonals 38 cm . Find its altitude on the side 42cm . l amd m , two parallel lines are intersected by another pair of paralkel lines p and c . Show that triangle ABC = triangle
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Answered by mansari2062
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Answer:


Given,


One side ( AB ) = 42 cm


Another ( BC ) = 28 cm


One Diagonal ( AC ) = 38 cm.


We know that diagonal of a parallelogram divides it into two equal parts.


So, Ar. of Parallelogram ABCD = Ar. of ΔABC × 2


For ΔABC,


AB(c) = 42 CM , BC(a) = 28 CM and AC(b) = 38 CM.


Semi perimeter ( s ) =  ( a + b + c ) / 2


                               = ( 42 cm + 28 cm + 38 cm ) / 2


                               = ( 108 cm ) / 2


                              = 54 cm.


Now,


⇒ ( s - a ) =  54 cm - 28 cm = 26 cm


⇒ ( s - b ) = 54 cm - 38 cm = 16 cm


⇒ ( s - c ) = 54 cm - 42 cm = 12 cm.


By Heron's Formula ,


Ar. of ΔABC = √{ s ( s - a ) ( s - b ) ( s -c ) }


                   = √ ( 54 cm × 12 cm × 16 cm × 26 cm ) 


                   = √ ( 2 × 3³ × 2² × 3 × 2⁴ × 2 × 13 cm⁴ )


                  = √ ( 3⁴ × 2⁸ × 13 cm⁴ )


                  = 3² × 2⁴ cm² √13


                  = 144√13 cm²


Now,


⇒ Ar. of parallelogram ABCD = 2 × Ar. of Δ ABC


                                              = 2 × 144√13 cm²


                                             = 288√13 cm².


⇒ Ar. of a Parallelogram = Base × Corresponding altitude


⇒ 288√13 cm² = 42 cm × DE


⇒ DE = 288√13 cm² ÷ 42


⇒ DE = 48√13 cm² / 7


∴ DE = 48√13 cm² / 7.


hope it helps


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