Math, asked by MahekRathod5005, 10 months ago

find the area of the quadraterals in the following figure

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Answered by preeti9578

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Area of quadrilateral ABCD

=area of triangle ABD+area of trangle BCD

=1/2×base×height + 1/2×base×height

=1/2×12×8 + 1/2×12×5

=48+30

=78cm²

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