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Draw the quadrilateral ABCD gives in the figure. Draw a triangle having some area that of quadrilateral ​

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Answered by ishitadoutqueen
0

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Solution

Draw line AB=5.5 cm

Draw an arc of radius 6.5 cm from point A and an other arc of radius 4.5 cm from point B both meet at point C

Join C to A and B

Draw an angle of 40

0

at point A and an other angle of 40

0

at point C. Both cut at point D

Join D to C and A

Hence ABCD is the required quadrilateral.

In triangle ABC,

s=

2

6.5+5.5+4.5

=8.25

Then area of ABC=

8.25(8.25−6.5)(8.25−5.5)(8.25−4.5)

=

8.25×1.75×2.75×3.75

=

148.89

=12.20

In triangle ACD

sin40

0

AD

=

sin100

0

6.5

⇒AD=

0.98

6.5×0.64

=4.25cm

Then area triangle ACD =

2

1

absinθ=6.5×4.25sin40

0

=27.63×0.64=17.68cm

2

So area of ABCD quadrilateral =12.20+17.68=29.88 sq cm

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Answered by Aradhya2005
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Answer:

Draw a triangle having same base but double the height of quadrilateral. It will have equal area.

Take quadrilateral Parallelogram.

Step-by-step explanation:

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