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find the area of a triangle with perimeter 22cm one side 9cm and difference of other two sides is 7cm pls tell


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Find the area of the triangle with perimeter 22cm one side 9cm and difference of other two sides is 7cm

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Let the sides be x,y,z
x=9
y-z=7
x+y+z=22
9+y+z=22
y+z=13
on solving we get y=10 and z=3
so the semi perimeter=22/2
=11
area=√s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)
=√11×2×1×8
√22×8
√176

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Answered by abhi569
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Given, one side of the triangle = 9 cm



Given, difference between other two sides of the triangle = 7 cm


length 2nd side - length of 3rd side = 7 cm ---- : ( 1 )



Given, perimeter of the triangle = 22 cm


Sum of lengths of all sides ( perimeter ) = 22 cm


Length of 1st side + length of 2nd side + length of 3rd side = 22 cm


9 cm + length of 2nd side + length of 3rd side = 22 cm


length of 2nd side + length of 3rd side = 22cm - 9cm


→ length of 2nd side + length of 3rd side = 13 cm



Now, let length of 2nd side = x and let the length of 3rd side be y



→ x + y = 13 cm -----: ( 2 )



From ( 1 ), length of 2nd side - length of 3rd side = 7cm ; So, x - y = 7 cm



Adding ( 1 ) & ( 2 ),



x + y = 13 cm

x - y = 7 cm
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2x = 20 cm
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x = \dfrac{20\:cm}{2}


x = 10 cm



Substituting the value of x in ( 2 )



x - y = 7 cm


10 cm - y = 7cm


10 cm - 7 cm = y


3 cm = y



Therefore, length of all sides of the triangle are : 9cm , 10cm , 3 cm



Now, finding area by Heron's formula,



semi perimeter ( s ) = \dfrac{22}{2} cm = 11 cm


applying Heron's formula :


area of the triangle = \sqrt{11(11-10)(11-9)(11-3)} cm^{2}


area of the triangle = \sqrt{11(1)(2)(8)} cm²


area of the triangle = \sqrt{176} cm²


area of the triangle = 4√11 cm²

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Answered by ans81
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To find the area of triangle we can use Heron's formula

S = a +b +c /2
S = 9 + 10 + 3 / 2
S = 22 / 3
S = 11

Area of triangle =
 \sqrt{s(s - a)( s- b)(s - c)}
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/11( 11 - 9)(11 - 10)(11 - 3)

 \sqrt{11(2)(1)(8)}
➡️ 11 × 2 × 2 × 2×2
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4 \sqrt{11}

From above attachments and solutions we find the sides of triangle = 9cm, 10cm, 3cm and area of triangle = 4 root 11

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