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if the area of a trapezium is 28 m², and two parallel sides are 8 m and 60 dm respectively, find the altitude.
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Hi , there !!!
here is your answer !!
area of trapezium = 1/2 ( sum of || sides ) × height
sides
=> 60 dm = 6/ 10 = 6 cm
=> 8 m
=> 28 m²= 1/ 2 = ( 6 +8 ) × height
=>. 56 = 14 × height
height = 4 m .
hope it helps !!
thanks !!
Ranjan Kumar
here is your answer !!
area of trapezium = 1/2 ( sum of || sides ) × height
sides
=> 60 dm = 6/ 10 = 6 cm
=> 8 m
=> 28 m²= 1/ 2 = ( 6 +8 ) × height
=>. 56 = 14 × height
height = 4 m .
hope it helps !!
thanks !!
Ranjan Kumar
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