Math, asked by kamaljpsharma, 4 months ago

find the area of quadrilateral QP=6cm
RN=5cm
QS=10cm

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Answered by Ayushkumar5295

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Answered by sunandinidadi

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Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

QP=6cm,RN=5cm,QS=10cm

area of quadrilateral=(½×QS×PM)+(½×QS×RN)

Therefore,

(½×10×6)+(½×10×5)

=30+25

=55cm²

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