Math, asked by kldhanwanth, 1 year ago

Can anyone pls tell the answer?...
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Answered by Diyarawat08
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Since, ∆ABC is an equilateral triangle.
Therefore , AB=BC=CA
Let AB=BC=CA=a

Construction-
Join OB,OA & OC

Now,
Ar(ABC)=√3/4 a^2. (Area of an equilateral ∆
is calculated by the
formula (√3/4 a^2)
Ar(AOB+AOC+BOC) = √3/4 a^2
1/2(AB×OX+AC×OY+BC×OZ)=√3/4 a^2
7a+10a+12a=√3 × 2/4 a^2
29a=√3/2 a^2
a=58/√3

Therefore, Area of ∆ABC=√3/4 (58/√3)^2
=841/√3 cm^2


I hope my solution is correct!

Diyarawat08: sorry i forgot to attach the picture of the figure. Let me tell you that point O is that point from which perpendiculars are drawn
Answered by Anonymous
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