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find the area of the given figure​

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Answered by ayushmaan97
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there are 1sqr and 2triangles

area of square=side×side

=6×6

36sq.cm

area of triangle=1)1/2×base×height

=1/2×2×4

=4sq.cm

2)1/2×2×4

=4sq.cm

total area=36+4+4

44sq.m. ans.

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Answered by arshita10
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Hey mate,

Here is ur answer:

In triangle SPD,

Angle SDP = 90° (given)

SD = b1

DP = h

Triangle SPD is a right angled triangle

By Pythagoras Theorem,

PD2 + SD2 = SP2

PD2 = SP2 - SD2

PD2 = (5*5) - (4*4)

PD2 = 25 - 16

PD2 = 9

PD = 3cm

Similarly,

In triangle AET,

Angle AET = 90°

ET = b1

AE = h

By Pythagoras Theorem,

AE = 3cm

In quadrilateral KPAR,

KP perpendicular and parallel to AR

KR perpendicular and parallel to PA

Thus,

Quadrilateral KPAR is a rectangle.

KR = PA = 6cm ( b2 )

KP = KD + PD ( K-D-P)

KP = 4 + 3 = 7cm

KP = AR = 7cm ( l )

Area of rectangle = 2( l+b2)

Area 1 = 2 ( 7 + 6)

Area 1 = 2*13

Area 1 = 26 sq.cm........ (i)

Area of triangles =2( 1/2*b1*h) (two congruent triangles)

Area 2 = 2 ( 1/2 * 4*3)

Area 2 = 2 (2*3)

Area 2 = 2*6

Area 2 = 12sq. cm........ (ii)

Total area = Area 1 + Area 2

Total Area = 26 + 12...... (from i and ii)

Total Area = 38sq.cm

Answer:

Total area of the given figure is 38sq.cm

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