Math, asked by sharanshmittal7, 6 months ago

Find the area of shaded region in the given figure ABCDE.
E
5.8 cm
D
2.7 cm
A
2.7 cm​

Answers

Answered by ssgh25
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Answer:

Consider Δ ABD

Using Pythagoras theorem

AB  

2

=AD  

2

+BD  

2

 

By substituting the values

AB  

2

=12  

2

+16  

2

 

On further calculation

AB  

2

=144+256

By addition

AB  

2

=400

By taking out the square root

AB =  

400

​  

 

So we get

AB = 20cm

We know that the area of Δ ABD =  

2

1

​  

×b×h

It can be written as

Area of Δ ABD =  

2

1

​  

×AD×BD

By substituting the values

Area of Δ ABD =  

2

1

​  

×12×16

On further calculation

Area of Δ ABD = 96cm  

2

 

Consider ΔABC

s=  

2

a+b+c

​  

 

s=  

2

20+48+52

​  

 

By division

s=60cm

We know that

Area=  

s(s−a)(s−b)(s−c)

​  

 

By substituting the values

Area=  

60(60−20)(60−48)(60−52)

​  

 

So we get

Area=  

60×40×12×8

​  

 

It can be written as  

Area=  

12×5×8×5×12×8

​  

 

On further calculation

Area=12×5×8

We get

Area=480cm  

2

 

So the area of the shaded region=Area of ΔABC− Area of ΔABD

By substituting values

Area of the shaded region=480−96=384cm  

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