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if abcd is a square and the area covered by the blue equilateral​

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Answered by SugaryHeart
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Step-by-step explanation:

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Given, ABCD is a square. DCE is an equilateral triangle.

ABCD is a square,

AB=BC=CD=DA

DCE is an equilateral triangle,

DC=DC=CE

Hence, AB=BC=CD=DA=CE=DC

Now, In △ADE,

AD=DE

Thus, ∠AED=∠DAE=x

∠ADE=∠ADC+∠EDC

∠ADE=90+60

∠ADE=150

Sum of angles of triangle ADE = 180

∠ADE+∠AED+∠DAE=180

150+x+x=180

x=15

Hence, ∠DAE=15

Answered by dinesh281
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Answer:

ABCD is a square, and the area covered by the blue equilateral triangle is 49√3 cm2, what will be the area covered by the yellow region (in cm2)?

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