If ABCD is a triangle find the area of the shaded portion.
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↝ To Find :
The Area of the Shaded Region.
↝ Given :
- Length of AB = 12 cm
- Length of BC = 16 cm
- Length of EH = 4 cm
- Length of FG = 8 cm
- Length of HG = 6 cm
↝ We Know :
Area of a Rectangle :
Area of a Trapezium :
Where ,
- P = Parallel side of the Trapezium
- h = height of the Trapezium
↝ Concept :
According to the question , to find the area of the Shaded Region , first we have to find the area of the rectangle and the Trapezium.
Then by subtracting the Area of Trapezium from the Area of Rectangle .i.e,
↝ Solution :
Area of the Rectangle :
Given ,
- Length = 16 cm
- Breadth = 12 cm
Using the formula, and Substituting the values in it we get :
Hence ,the area of the Rectangle is 192 cm².
Area of the Trapezium :
Given ,
- Parallel side ➝ P¹ = 8 cm
- Parallel side ➝ P² = 4 cm
- Height ➝ h = 6 cm
Using the formula and substituting the values in it ,we get :
Hence ,the area of the Trapezium is 36 cm².
Area of the figure :
According to the Concept used ,
Putting the value in it ,we get :
Hence ,the area of the Shaded Region is 156 cm ².
» Additional information :
- Area of a Parallelogram = Base × height
- Area of a Sector = lr/2
- Area of a Rhombus = ½ × product of it's diagonals
- Volume of a Cylinder = πr²h
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