Math, asked by arivuselvis, 9 months ago


Construct a parallelogram ABCD in which AB = 6.5cm, AC = 3.4cm and the altitude AL from A is
2.5cm, Draw the altitude from C and measure it. Whoever answer it I will make as brainlis( correct answer only)​

Answers

Answered by tiwarianshu8323
2

Answer:

It will also be equal to 2.5cm.

Step-by-step explanation:

Draw a parallelogram ABCD such that AB=6.5cm,AC=3.4cm and draw altitudes from A and and C respectively in which AL is equal to 2.5cm.

Given:

AB=6.5cm

AC=3.4cm and AC is the diagonal.

AL and CM are altitudes of triangles ACD and ACB.

Find:

The measure of altitude CM???

Solution:

In triangle ACD and CAB:

AB=CD (Opposite sides of //grm are

equal).

Angle CDA = CBA (Opposite angles of //grm are

equal).

AD=BC(Opposite sides of //grm are

equal).

So, triangles ACD are CAB congruent to each other by SAS congruency criterian and so there altitudes(height) will be equal or identical.

CM=2.5cm.

Answered by hemlata98055
2

Step-by-step explanation:

AB= 6.5cm

AC= 3.4cm

AL= 2.5cm

In the given scenario, construction of parallelogram is not possible. So, finding the altitude from D.

length of the perpendicular from A on DC= AL

=2.5cm

Perpendicular distance between two parallel sides is same.

Therefore, length of the perpendicular from D on AB =DM=2.5cm.

Hope It Helps You

Attachments:
Similar questions