Anybody help me with this math problem. (pleaaseee)
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20 sq cm
Explanation:
given :
A1 + A2 = 10 sq.cm
but...
A1 = 1/2 × L × B1 ; in ∆1 base L & height B1
A2 =1/2 × L× B2 ; in ∆2 base L & height B2
now....
A1 + A2 =( 1/2 × L × B1 ) + ( 1/2 × L × B2) =10
1/2 × L × ( B1 + B2 ) = 10
but again....
B1 + B2 = B ; breadth of rectangle
therefore...
1/2 × L × B = 10
means...
1/2 × ( L × B ) = 10
1/2 × A = 10. ; A = area of rectangle
hence....
A = 10 × 2 = 20 sq cm
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Answer:
The triangle and rectangle have same base between two parallel lines then the area of triangle is half of rectangle. Therefore sum of areas triangles =1/2(sum of areas of two rectangles)
10=1/2(total rectangle)
Area of rectangle =20 cm ^2
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