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Answered by s1269shikha74
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(i) From the figure, we can say that the rangoli is in the shape of a regular hexagon.

Let the area of hexagon be P

P=

2

3

3

(side)

2

=

2

3

3

×5

2

P=

2

75

3

cm

2

∴A(Rangoli)=

2

75

3

cm

2

Let area of equilateral triangle of side 1cm be A

A

=

4

3

(1)

2

=

4

3

cm

2

Let no. of equilateral triangles in rangoli be n

n=

A(eq.Δof1cm)

A(Rangoli)

=

4

3

4

150

3

=150

There can be 150 equilateral triangles each of side 1cm in the hexagonal rangoli.

(ii) From the figure, we can say that the rangoli is in the shape of a star.

Hence, the figure consist of 12 equilateral triangles each of side 5cm.

∴A(Rangoli)=12×

4

3

(5)

2

=75

3

cm

2

Let area of equilateral triangle of side 1cm be A

A

=

4

3

(1)

2

=

4

3

cm

2

No. of equilateral triangles in rangoli=

A(eq.Δof1cm)

A(Rangoli)

=

4

3

75

3

=300

There can be 300 equilateral triangles each of side 1cm in the hexagonal rangoli.

Hence, star shaped rangoli has more equilateral triangles in it.

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