find the area of shaded region in the figure how many triangular flower beds of 6 metre square can be made from this area use root 105 equal to 10.25
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The area of the shaded region in the figure is 1074 m² and the no. of triangular flower beds of a 6-metre square that can be made from this area is 179.
Step-by-step explanation:
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The measurements in the question is not clear enough if we take the sides to be in cm and convert them in meter and the flower bed measurement in m² then the answer will be in decimal. Therefore, I have considered all the measurements in terms of meter and solving the sum accordingly. Hope this is helpful. Thanks:)
Step 1:
Let's consider ΔABC with AB = 122 m, BC = 22 m and AC = 120 m
Using the Heron's Formula, we get
Semi-perimeter, s = [a+b+c]/2 ....where a,b & c are the three given sides of the triangle.
s = = = 132 m
∴ Area of ΔABC is,
=
= 1320 m²
Step 2:
Let's consider ΔBOC with BO = 24 m, BC = 22 m and OC = 26 m
Using the Heron's Formula, we get
s = = 36 m
∴ Area of ΔOBC is,
=
= 24 * 10.25
= 246 m²
Step 3:
Therefore,
The area of the shaded region is given by,
= [Area of ΔABC] - [Area of ΔBOC]
= 1320 - 246
= 1074 m²
and,
The no. of triangular flower beds of 6 m² each that can be made by an area of 1074 m² is,
=
= 179
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Answer:
Let's consider ΔABC with AB = 122 m, BC = 22 m and AC = 120 m
Using the Heron's Formula, we get
Semi-perimeter, s = [a+b+c]/2 ....where a,b & c are the three given sides of the triangle.
s = \frac{122 + 22 + 120}{2}
2
122+22+120
= \frac{264}{2}
2
264
= 132 m
∴ Area of ΔABC is,
= \sqrt{s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)}
s(s−a)(s−b)(s−c)
$$\begin{lgathered}= \sqrt{132 * (132 - 122)(132-22)*(132-120)} \\= \sqrt{132 * 10 * 110 * 12} \\= \sqrt{1742400}\end{lgathered}$$
= 1320 m²
Step 2:
Let's consider ΔBOC with BO = 24 m, BC = 22 m and OC = 26 m
Using the Heron's Formula, we get
s = $$\frac{24 + 22 + 26}{2} = \frac{72}{2}$$ = 36 m
∴ Area of ΔOBC is,
= $$\sqrt{s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)}$$
$$\begin{lgathered}= \sqrt{36 * (36 - 24)(36-22)*(36 - 26)} \\= \sqrt{36 * 12 * 14 * 10} \\= \sqrt{6*6*6*2*2*7*2*5}\\= 6*2 * 2* \sqrt{105\end{lgathered}$$
= 24 * 10.25
= 246 m²
Step 3:
Therefore,
The area of the shaded region is given by,
= [Area of ΔABC] - [Area of ΔBOC]
= 1320 - 246
= 1074 m²
and,
The no. of triangular flower beds of 6 m² each that can be made by an area of 1074 m² is,
= $$\frac{1074}{6}$$
= 179
Step-by-step explanation:
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