Math, asked by akhadejui, 16 days ago

find the area of enclosed by the following polygon use under root 3 is equals to 1.73​

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Answered by ghoshoishani04
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Answer:

The area enclosed by the given polygon is 450 sq. cm.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: The polygon consists of -

  • two trapeziums of lengths 30cm and 20cm, and height 7cm
  • one rectangle of length 20cm and breadth 5cm

Total area enclosed by this polygon = area of rectangle + area of two trapeziums

Area of trapezium =

 \frac{a + b}{2}  \times h =  \frac{30 + 20}{2}  \times 7  \\  = 175 sq.cm.

For two trapeziums, area = 175×2 = 350 sq.cm.

Area of rectangle =

length \times breadth = 20 \times 5 \\  = 100sq.cm.

Thus, total area of polygon = (350+ 100) sq.cm. = 450sq.cm.

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