Math, asked by thakarep398, 7 months ago

Base of a triangle is 18 and height is 10. Base of another triangle is 5 and height

is 3. Find the ratio of areas of these triangles.​

Answers

Answered by sandeepmotipwar
2

Answer:

  1. area of 1st triangle=1/2×18×10
  2. =90
  3. area of 2nd triangle=1/2×5×3
  4. =7.5
  5. ratio=90:7.5
Answered by tusharraj77123
5

Answer:

Answer :

Ratio is 12 : 1 of the area of both the triangle .

\checkmarkGiven:

\textsf{Base of the first triangle = 18}

\textsf{Height of the first triangle = 10}

\textsf{Base of the second triangle = 5}

\textsf{Height of the second triangle = 3}

\checkmarkTo find:

\textsf{Ratio of the areas of these triangles}

\checkmarkConcept:

First find the area of these triangles . Then find their ratio of the areas of both the triangles .

\checkmarkTaken:

Area of the triangle :

\boxed{A=\frac{H×B}{2}}

Where ,

A = Area of the triangle

H = Height of the triangle

B = Base of the triangle

Raito of the area of the triangles :

\boxed{R=\frac{A1}{A2}}

Where ,

R = Ratio

A1 = Area of the first triangle

A2 = Area of the second triangle

\checkmarkSolution:

▪︎Area of the first triangle:

Taken,A1=\frac{H×B}{2}

\Rightarrow{A1=\frac{18×10}{2}}

\Rightarrow{A1=\frac{180}{2}}

\Rightarrow{A1=90}

So , area of first triangle is 90 .

▪︎Area of the second triangle:

Taken,A2=\frac{H×B}{2}

\Rightarrow{A2=\frac{3×5}{2}}

\Rightarrow{A2=\frac{15}{2}}

\Rightarrow{A2=7.5}

So , area of the second triangle is 7.5 .

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¤ Now find their ratio :

Taken,R=\frac{A1}{A2}

\Rightarrow{R=\frac{90}{7.5}}

\Rightarrow{R=\frac{12}{1}}

\Rightarrow{R=12:1}

So , the ratio of the area of both the triangle is 12:1 .

Extra information:

Area of the square:

\boxed{A = S×S}

Where ,

A = Area of the square

S = Length if one side of the square

Area of the rectangle:

\boxed{AR=L×B}

Where ,

AR = Area of the rectangle

L = Length of the rectangle

B = Breadth of the rectangle

Perimeter of the triangle:

\boxed{Perimeter=Sum\:of\:all\:sides\:of\:the\:triangle}

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