Find the area of an isosceles triangle whose one side is 10 cm greater than each of its equal sides and perimeter is 100 cm.
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perimeter = 100cm
Third side = greater than it's equal side by 10cm. = x + 10
Area of the triangle
Let the two equal side of the isosceles triangle be x and x which is 2x.
Add 2x and x...
Let subtract the 10 from 100...
Let shift 3 to Right hand side...
after cancelling...
Let find the measure of all sides...
First side = x = 30cm
Second side = x = 30cm
Third side = x + 10 = 30 + 10cm = 40cm
Now , we have to find the area of the isosceles triangle.....
Let use the heron's formula to find the area.
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let the one of the equal side be x cm.
➡ measure of greater side: (x+10) cm.
Hence,
perimeter of the triangle = (x + x + x+10) = (3x +10) cm. ----(1)
Given, perimeter = 100 cm. ----(2)
from (1) and (2), we get:
➡ 3x + 10 = 100
➡ 3x = 100 - 10
➡ 3x = 90
➡ x = 90/3
➡ x = 30
Hence,
equal sides of triangle: 30 cm.
unequal side: 40 cm.
it's height:
➡ = Height of the triangle.
➡ Base of the triangle = 40 cm. [given]
we know that :
area of a triangle =
➡ it's area =
➡
Hence, area of the triangle =
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