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Find area of isosceles triangle whose base is 10cm greater than its equal side and perimeter is 100cm

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Answered by MarilynEvans
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Find the area of isosceles triangle whose base is 10cm greater than it's equal sides and perimeter is 100cm.

Find the area of isosceles triangle whose base is 10cm greater than it's equal sides and perimeter is 100cm.


 \mathsf{\huge{Answer}}


Let x be the unknown equal sides.


So, breadth = x + 10cm.


Given that,


Perimeter = 100cm


To find,


The value of x = ?


As we know,


Perimeter is the sum of all the sides of the triangle.


Therefore, side a + side b + side c = perimeter


As it is a isosceles triangle,


Therefore, x + x + 10 + x = 100cm


3x + 10 = 100cm


3x = 100 - 10


3x = 90


x = 30


By substituting the value of x,


Therefore,


Side a = x = 30cm


 Side b = x = 30cm


Side c = x + 10 = 30 + 10 = 40cm


 \mathsf{\huge{Verification}}


Side a + side b + side c = perimeter


30cm + 30cm + 40cm = 100cm


Therefore, the length of equal sides is 30cm and base is 40cm.

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