Math, asked by iznaishitha, 4 months ago

Find the area of a quadrilateral whose height is 12cm and the length of the
perpendiculars drawn to it are of measures 4cm and 8cm.

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Answered by d200876

2

Answer:

Area=

2

1

×one diagonal×Sum of the lengths of the perpendiculars drawn from it on the remaining two vertices.

=

2

1

×25×(16.4+11.6)

=

2

25

×28=25×14=350sq.cm

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