Math, asked by radhakrisnan, 8 months ago

If the height of a triangle is decreased by 40% and it's base is increased by 40%, what will be the effect on its area ?​

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Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

Let the original base and height of the triabgke be b units and h units respectively. Then,

Original area = 1/2bh = 0.5bh

New base = b + 40% of b = 1.4b,

New height = h – 40% of h = 0.6h

Therefore, new area = 1/2 × 1.4b × 0.6h

= 0.84bh/2

= 0.42bh

Decrease in area = 0.5 bh – 0.42bh

= 0.08bh

Therefore, percent decrease

= 0.08bh/0.5bh × 100

= 16%

Answered by EnchantedGirl
32

Given:-

  • If the height of a triangle is decreased by 40% and it's base is increased by 40%.

To find:-

  • what will be the effect on its area ?

Solution:-

Let height and base of the triangle be  x  and  y  .

=> 40 % of  x=2x / 5  

=> 40 % of  y=2y / 5  

Now ,

=> x′=x−2x / 5  

           =3x/ 5  

=>  y′=y+2y / 5  

           =7y/5  

Therefore,

→ The new height is  3x/5  and the new base is  7y/5 .

⇒ Let :  A=xy / 2  and  A′= (3x/ 5 × 7x / 5   ) /2  

→Dividing  A  by  A′ , we get  25 / 21 .

→ Let the areas be  25  unit²  and  21  unit² .

→Percent change  =100(final−initial) / intial  

→Therefore percent change in area

      =100(21−25) / 25  

        =   −16 %

Hence, area decreases by  16 %.

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