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draw a triangle with sides 7cm 6cm 5cm. Then draw of a square of the same area​

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Answered by kavyashree9asgips
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Answer:(A)

Steps of Construction for triangle:

1. Draw a line segment BC of length 5cm.

2. Measure distance of 6 cm in compass. Taking B as centre draw an arc.

3. Taking C as centre with same distance and draw another arc.

4. Both the arcs intersect each other; name that point of intersection as A.

5. Required triangle ABC is drawn.

Area of ABC can be calculated using Heron's formula.

s=  

2

5+6+6

​  

=  

2

17

​  

cm

Area △ABC=  

2

17

​  

(  

2

17

​  

−5)(  

2

17

​  

−6)(  

2

17

​  

−6)

​  

=  

2

17

​  

×  

2

7

​  

 

​  

×  

2

5

​  

×  

2

5

​  

=13.6cm  

2

 

Area of Square =(side)  

2

 

13.63=(side)  

2

 

side=3.7cm

(B)

Steps of Construction for square:

1.Draw segment BC of length 3.7cm.

2.Draw a line perpendicular to BC through B.

Measure a distance of 3.7 cm in compass and cut this line at point A.

3.Draw a line perpendicular to BC through C.

Measure a distance of 3.7 cm in compass and cut this line at point D.

4.Join AB, CD and AD.

5.Required square ABCD is drawn.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by geetu38
0

Draw a triangle with sides 5 cm, 6 cm and 6 cm. Draw a square having the same area as the triangle.

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