Math, asked by FantasticTG, 11 months ago

An altitude of a tri∠ is five- thirds the length of its corresponding

base. If the altitude is increased by 4 cm and the base is decreased by 2

cm, but the area of the tri∠ remains the same. Find the base and the

altitude of the tri∠ respectively.


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Answered by tanvirkaur
4

let the base=t

then altitude=5t/3

according to the question

altitude is increased by 4

therefore ALTITUDE = 5t/3+4

base is decreased by 2

then BASE= t-2

given that area of triangle is same

1/2×base×altitude=1/2×BASE×ALTITUDE

1/2×t×5t/3=1/2×(t-2)×5t/3+4

5t square/3=(t-2)×5t+12/3

by solving this

t=12

base = 12

altitude = 20

Answered by RDEEP90
1

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