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if the height of a triangle is decreased by 40%and its base is increased by 40%what will be the percentage change in its area ​

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Given:

  • We have been given that the height of triangle is decreased by 40%
  • Base is increased by 40%

To Find:

  • We have to find the percentage change in the area of given triangle

Solution:

Let us assume :

Initially height of triangle = h

Initially the length of base = b

Initially Area = (1/2)(bh)

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When height is decreased by 40%

Final height = h - 40%h

Final height = h - 0.4h

Final height = 0.6h

h' = 0.6 h

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When length of base is increased by 40%

Final length of base = b + 40%b

Final length of base = b + 0.4b

Final length of base = 1.4b

b' = 1.4 b

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Final area = (1/2).b'.h'

Final area = (1/2)(1.4b)(0.6h)

Final area = 0.84(1/2)(bh)

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Change in area = Intial - Final

Change = 0.16(1/2)(bh)

Percentage change can be calculated

Percentage change =  \dfrac{change}{initial}  \times 100

Percentage change =  \dfrac{0.16(1/2)(bh)}{(1/2)(bh)}\times100

Percentage change = 0.16 x 100

Percentage change = 16%

Hence the area will also get decreased by 16%

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