Math, asked by nishantakagunnu, 10 months ago

(c)
Find the altitude and area of an isosceles triangle whose perimeter is 64 cm and
whose base is 24 cm.

Answers

Answered by God1OfDarkness1
1

Answer:

altitude of an isosceles triangle are always perpendicular to the base and divides the base in two equal parts that is in 24/2=12cm

so, length of altitude,

by Pythagoras theorem

64^2=12^2+(altitude)^2

4096=144+x^2

x^2=4096-144

x^2=3952

x=62.86

Answered by shivam7048
2

Answer:

altitude = 16 cm.

area = 192 cm^2

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

perimeter = 64 cm.

base= 24 cm.

sum of 2 sides = (64 -24) = 40 cm.

Length of each equal side = 20 cm.

Altitude = 16 cm.

Area = (24 x 8) = 192 cm^2

Similar questions