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ABCD is a trapezium in which ab is parallel to CD BC and area non parallel sides it is given that a b equal to 75 cm BC equal to 42 cm equal to 30 cm and area equals to 39 cm find the area of the trapezium​

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Answered by animallover17
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Answer:

Draw DE and CF perpendicular to AB.

Let AE = x and let BF = y, and DE = CF = h, and EF = CD = 30

Since AB = 75, x + 30 + y = 75

x + y = 45

By the Pythagorean theorem

x² + h² = 39²

y² + h² = 42²

x² + h² = 1521

y² + h² = 1764

Multiply the first equation by -1 and add the two equations:

-x² - h² = -1521

y² + h² = 1764

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y² - x² = 243

Factorise:

(y - x)(y + x) = 243, and since x + y = 45, y + x = 45

(y - x)(45) = 243

45(y - x) = 243

y - x = 243%2F45

y - x = 5.4

Add these two equations:

y + x = 45

y - x = 5.4

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2y = 50.4

y = 25.2

Substitute in:

y² + h² = 1764

(25.2)² + h² = 1764

635.04 + h² = 1764

h² = 1128.96

h = 33.6

Formula for area of trapezium

A = (base1 + base2)(height)/2

A = (75 + 30)(33.6)/2

A = 1764 cm²

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