Math, asked by sarkaraditya0529, 11 months ago

a triangle of area p and a quadrilateral of area Q stand on the same base and between the same parallels,then option (a) p>Q,(b)p=Q,(c)p

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Answered by virat367

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I guess the option is B Because both stand on the same base and bet.same parallel so they must be equal

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