Math, asked by kaurmuskansandhu22, 5 months ago

Find the area of a quadrilateral PQRS in which <Q=90°,PQ=15cm, QR=36cm, RS=24cm and PS=21cm.

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Answered by aabhasingh

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Answer:

Area of a quadrilateral= base×height

=QR×PQ

=36×15

=540 sq. cm

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