Math, asked by jashodag1978, 3 months ago

base of a triangle is 9 and height is 5 base of another triangle is 10 and height is 6 find the ratio of area of the triangles​

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Answered by Anonymous
43

Given:

✰ Base of one triangle = 9 units

✰ Height of one triangle = 5 units

✰ Base of another triangle = 10 units

✰ Height of another triangle = 6 units

To find:

✠ The ratio of area of the triangles.

Solution:

Here in this question! First we will find the area of first triangle by using formula. Then, we will find the area of another triangle. ( Putting the values in the formula and doing the required calculations ). After that, we will find the ratio of area of these triangles.

Area of a triangle = 1/2 × b × h

Where,

  • b is the base of a triangle.
  • h is the corresponding height of a triangle.

Putting the values in the formula, we have:

➛ Area of one triangle = 1/2 × 9 × 5

➛ Area of one triangle = 1/2 × 45

➛ Area of one triangle = 45/2

➛ Area of another triangle = 1/2 × 10 × 6

➛ Area of another triangle = 1/2 × 60

➛ Area of another triangle = 60/2

Now,

➤ Ratio of areas of the triangles = 45/2/60/2

➤ Ratio of areas of the triangles = 45/2 × 2/60

➤ Ratio of areas of the triangles = 45/60

➤ Ratio of areas of the triangles = 9/12

➤ Ratio of areas of the triangles = 3/4

➤ Ratio of areas of the triangles = 3:4

The ratio of area of the triangles = 3:4

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Answered by MrHyper
320

Given :

  • Base of Triangle (1) = 9 units
  • Height of Triangle (1) = 5 units
  • Base of Triangle (2) = 10 units
  • Height of Triangle (2) = 6 units

To find :

  • The ratio of the areas of both the triangles

Solution :

  • \sf{Area~of~a~triangle={\dfrac{1}{2}}×b×h}

Area of Triangle (1)

  • Base = 9 units
  • Height = 5 units

\sf\implies{{\dfrac{1}{2}}×9×5}

\sf\implies{{\dfrac{1}{2}}×45}

\sf\implies{{\blue{\underline{\boxed{\sf{\pmb{~{\dfrac{45}{2}}~}}}}}}}

Area of Triangle (2)

  • Base = 10 units
  • Height = 6 units

\sf\implies{{\dfrac{1}{2}}×10×6}

\sf\implies{{\dfrac{1}{2}}×60}

\sf\implies{{\blue{\underline{\boxed{\sf{\pmb{~{\dfrac{60}{2}}~}}}}}}}

Ratio :

\sf{~~Area~of~Triangle~(1):Area~of~Triangle~(2)}

\sf{~~~~~~~~~~={\dfrac{45}{2}}:{\dfrac{60}{2}}}

 \sf ~~~~~~~~~~=    \dfrac{ (\frac{45}{2} )}{ (\frac{60}{2} )}

\sf{~~~~~~~~~~= {\dfrac{45}{2}}÷{\dfrac{60}{2}}}

\sf{~~~~~~~~~~= {\dfrac{45}{\cancel{~2~}}}×{\dfrac{\cancel{~2~}}{60}}~~~~~~~~(reciprocal)}

\sf{~~~~~~~~~~= {\dfrac{45}{60}}}

\sf{~~~~~~~~~~= {\dfrac{3}{4}}~~~~~~~~(common~factor=15)}

\sf{~~~~~~~~~~\therefore {\underline{\boxed{\sf{\pmb{Ratio=3:4}}}}}}

Required answer :

\blue{ \underline{ \underline{ \sf{Area~of~Triangle~(1):Area~of~Triangle~(2) = { \pmb{3:4}}}}}}

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