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Find the area of an equilateral
triangle having each side x cm.​

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Answered by abhishek78905
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Answer:

AREA OF THE EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE IS :

A= _/3/4×X²

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by Mathematically
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Let's try to figure out the formula.

W.k.t All the three sides of a equilateral triangle are equal.

Consider each side to be x cm.

∵ ABC is a equilateral triangle.

∴All the angles are 60 ° and AB=AC=BC= x cm

Let's construct a perpendicular on side BC (base side)

such that it passes through vertex A, and AD⊥BC

Now, ADB and ADC are two right angled triangles

And DB = DC = 1/2 BC = 1/2 x cm.

Using Pythagoras theorm in triangle ADB , D is a ⊾ triangle.

W.k.t (Hypotenuse)² = (Base)²+(Perpendicular)²

And (Perpendicular) = (Hypotenuse)²-(Base)²

Now applying it to the given triqngle ADB and ADC

AD =√(AB)²-(DB)²

AD = √(x)²-(x/2)²

Consider the identity

(a²-b²) = (a+b)(a-b)

AD = √(x+x/2)(x-x/2)

AD = √[{(2x+x)/2} {(2x-x)/2}]

AD = √ (3x/2) (x/2)

AD = √ (3x²/4)

AD = √(3) x/2

w.k.t AD is height of equilateral triangle ABC

Area of Equilateral triangle ABC=1/2×(base)×(height)

= 1/2×(x)×(√(3) x/2)

= √(3)x²/4

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