Find area of parellogram whose adjacent side are 130&140 & one diagonal is 150 m
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Question : -
Find the area of a parallelogram whose adjacent sides are 130 m and 140 m respectively and one of it's diagonal is 150 m.
Answer : -
Given that,
Adjacent side 1 = 130 m
Adjacent side 2 = 140 m
Diagonal 1 = 150 m
To find,
The area of ||logram = ?
Assumption,
Let AB = 130 m
Let BC = 140 m
Let AC = 150 m
As we know,
"The diagonal of a parallelogram divides it into two congruent triangles."
"Opposite side of a parallelogram are equal."
In the above figure,
△ABC ≅ △ADC
Therefore,
AD = BC = 140 m
DC = AB = 130 m
As we don't have it's height,
We have to find the area of △ABC and area of △ADC and then add them together.
Area of △ABC,
By using Heron's formula,
Where s =
Here, a = AB = 130 m
b = BC = 140 m
c = AC = 150 m
s =
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s =
s = 210 m
[By substituting the value of s in the above formula],
Area =
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As △ABC ≅ △ADC,
There area must be same.
Therefore, area of △ADC = 91.65 m²
Ar(||logram ABCD) = ar(△ABC) + ar(△ADC)
Ar(||logram ABCD) = 91.65 m² + 91.65 m²
Ar(||logram ABCD) = 183.5 m²