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Given a quadrilateral ABCD, BE is drawn parallel to AC meeting DC produced at E.Also, ar(triangle ADC)=10 cm², ar(triangle ABC)=7 cm². Then ar(triangle ADE)​

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Answered by amitnrw
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ar(Δ ADE) = 17 cm²

Step-by-step explanation:

ar(Δ ADC)=10 cm²

ar(Δ ABC)=7 cm²

let say AE intersect BC at P

ar(Δ ADE) = ar(Δ ADC) + ar(Δ ACE)  

ar(Δ ACE)  = ar(Δ ACB)  ( as Common Base  AC  & between Parallell lines AC & BE)

=> ar(Δ ACE)  =  7 cm²

ar(Δ ADE) = ar(Δ ADC) + ar(Δ ACE)  

=> ar(Δ ADE) = 10  + 7

=> ar(Δ ADE) = 17 cm²

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