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find out perimeter and area of the quadrilateral ABCD in which ab is equal to 21 CM angle BAC is equal to 90 degree AC is equal to 20 and CD is equal to 42 and a d is equal to 34 CM​

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Answered by Puneetop
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Step-by-step explanation:

Consider Δ BAC

Using the Pythagoras theorem

BC2=AC2+AB2

By substituting the values

BC2=202+212

On further calculation

BC2=400+441

By addition

BC2=841

By taking out the square root

BC=841

So we get 

BC = 29cm

We know that

Perimeter of quadrilateral ABCD = AB + BC + CD + AD

By substituting the values

Perimeter = 21 + 29 + 42 + 34

By addition

Perimeter = 126cm

We know that area of Δ ABC = 21×b×h

It can be written as

Area of Δ ABC = 21×AB×AC

By substituting the values

Area of Δ ABC = 21×21×20

On further calculation

Area of Δ ABC = 210cm2

Consider Δ ACD

We know that AC = 20cm, CD = 42cm and AD = 34cm

It can be written as a = 20cm, b = 42cm and c = 34cm

So we get

s=2a+b+c

s=220+42+34

By division

s=48cm

We know that

Area=s(s−a)(s−b)(s−c)

By substituting the values

Area=48(48−20)(48−42)(48−34

So we get

Area=48×28×6×14

It can be written as 

Area=

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