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find the area of a trianglr whose perimeter is 132 cm one side is 60 cm and the difference of the lenghth of the other two sides is 50 cm​

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Answered by sia1234567
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★ Find the area of a triangle whose perimeter is 132 cm one of it's side is 60 cm and the difference of the length of the other two side is 50 cm .

  \odot \:  \underline{\underline \bold{given : }} \\

 \leadsto \sf \red{ \: perimeter = 132 \: cm} \\

 \leadsto \: \sf \red{measure \: of \: one \: side = 60 \: cm}

 \sf \leadsto \red{ \: difference \: of \: the \: length \: of \: two \: other \: sides = 50 \: cm \: }

 \odot \:   \underline{\underline \bold{find : }}

 \leadsto \sf \purple{area \: of \: the  \: \triangle}

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 \sf \star \: Let \:  the \:  sides \:  be \:  - a \: ,b \: , \: c

As one is side is 60 cm

Perimeter of triangle = 2s = 132 cm

a+b+c= 132

b+ c=132-60

b+c= 72 .. (1)

Difference between two sides is 50 cm

b - c = 50 ..(2)

equation ( 1 ) + ( 2 )

b + c + b - c

72 + 50

= 122

2b = 122

b = 122/2

b = 61

Substituting b = 61 in equation (1)

61 + c = 72

c = 72 - 61

c = 11

As we know , the formula of area of triangle with sides a, b , c

 \bold{ \sqrt{s(s - a)(s - b)(s - c)} }

 \sf \: 2s = 132 \\ \sf s =  \cancel \frac{132}{2}  = 66

  \sqrt{66(66 - 60)(66 - 61)(66 - 11)}

 \sqrt{66 \times 6 \times 5 \times 55 }

 \sqrt{108900}

 \overline{ \underline{ \fbox{ = 330}}}

 \bold{ \blacktriangleright \: the \: area \: of \:  \triangle = 330  \: cm^{2} }

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