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please tell me this 5th one.

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Answered by CoolestCat015
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Hey dear here is your answer!!!!!


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Firstly, let's note down the things provided to us:-


Area of trapezium - 120 m²

Height - 12 m


Let one of the sides be x


So, the other side is x + 10.


Area of a parallelogram is \frac{h(s1+s2)}{2} where s1 and s2 are parallel sides.


According to question:-


120 = 12 x \frac{2x+10}{2}

120 = 12 x ( x + 5)


Transposing:-


\frac{120}{12} = x + 5

10 = x + 5


Shift the terms:-


x = 10 - 5

x = 5 m


So, x + 10 = 15m


Therefore, the parallel sides are 5m and 15m.


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Answered by Moony15
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Let the smaller side be X then the the larger parallel side would be X+10.

Height is given 12 m, and the area is 120 m squared.

Area of a trapezium = 1/2*(sum of parallel sides) *(height) = 120 m squared

=> 1/2* (X+X+10)*12 = 120

1/2*(2X +10)*12 = 120

6*(2X+10) = 120

2X+10 = 20

2X = 10

X = 5 m

=> X + 10 = 15 m

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