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Area of an isosceles triangle, the measure of one of its equal side being 5 cm. and the third side 4 cm is

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Answered by tsubashree24
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Answer:

answer is there in the picture

Step-by-step explanation:

we have to use Pythagoras theorem to find the height and then find the area of triangle...

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Answered by Dhruv4886
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Area of the isosceles triangle =  2√21 cm²

Given:

Measure of one of its equal side of an isosceles triangle = 5 cm

And the third side of the triangle = 4 cm

To find:

Area of the triangle

Solution:

Given equal side of triangle = 5 cm

the third side of the triangle = 4 cm

As we know the formula for Area of an isosceles triangle is given by

                          Area = (1/2)bh  

Here,b = base or third side of triangle

         h = height of the triangle

Here to find Area of triangle we need to find height of the triangle

           Height of an isosceles triangle, h = √(a²- b²/4)

Where, a = equal side

            b = base or third side of triangle

From above data a = 5 cm and b = 4 cm

⇒  Height of an isosceles triangle, h = √(5²- 4²/4)

= √(25- 4) = √21 cm

Height of the triangle = √21 cm  

Area of triangle = (1/2) (4)(√21) = 2√21 cm²  

Area of the isosceles triangle =  2√21 cm²

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