Math, asked by mansimrankaur7, 8 months ago

find area of this quadrilateral::​

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Answered by k7549
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Answer:400√5

Step-by-step explanation:in triangle DOC,

                                                                          DO=√30²-20²

                                                                      ⇒√900-400

                                                                      ⇒√500

                                                                      ⇒10√5

area =1/2*20*2*10√5*2

       =20*20√5

      =400√5

Answered by Anonymous
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  • AC=20cm

  • CD=30cm

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  • There are two triangle in this figure \triangle{ADC}\:and\triangle{ACB}

  • AC is Common base in both triangle.

Now, In triangle ADC

  • AC=20cm.(Base)

  • CD=30cm(Height)

\huge\tt{Area\:of\:triangle=\frac{1}{2}×Base×Height}

\implies\tt{Area\:of\:triangle=\frac{1}{2}×20×30}

\implies\tt{Area\:of\:triangle=\frac{1}{\cancel{2}}×{\cancel{20}×30}}

\implies\tt{Area\:of\:triangle=300cm}

As we know it is a square because one of it's angle is 90°.So, All sides are equal and bases are common.So, From this we came to knlw that-

AREA OF TRIANGLE ABD=ABC

Hence,

Area of quadrilateral ABCD = 300+300=600cm^2.

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