Math, asked by jhumakardeb, 11 months ago

From a point in the interior of an equilateral triangle perpendiculars are drawn on 3 sides. The length of perpendiculars = 14 cm, 10 cm and 6 cm. Find area

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Answered by Anubhavdeb
11

let the sides of equilateral triangle be a


now if we divide the triangle from the point to the vertices


we get three triangle


now


area of 1st triangle= 14/2 × a


                             = 7a


area of 2nd triangle= 10/2 × a


                             = 5a


area of 3rd triangle= 6/2 × a


                             = 3a


total area = 15a


now we know


area of  equilateral triangle =√3/4a²


15a = √3/4a²


15×4/√3=a


a = 5√3


again


area of  equilateral triangle =√3/4a²


                                              =√3/4(5√3)²


                                              =75√3/4 cm²

                                              =32.4 ²cm


Answered by mahamaha333666999
0

to find the area we can use herons formula  

      √s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)

    s=14+10+6/2

=15

Area=√15(15-14)(15-10)(15-6)

=√15*1*5*9

=√3*5*5*3*3

=3*5√3

area=15√3cm²


mahamaha333666999: comment if wrong
Anubhavdeb: absolutely wrong
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