Math, asked by Vishwas1111, 1 year ago

in a figure ABCD is a trapezium in which parallel sides are a B is equal to 78 CM BC is equals to 52 cm and a non parallel sides a BC is equals to 30 cm and AD is equals to 28 cm find the area of the trapezium


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Answered by Viknica
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complete the parallelogram AECD by drawing CE//DA meeting AB at E.
CN perpendicular to AB is drawn.

Here,
DC=AE=52cm
AD=CE=28cm
EB=(78-52)cm=26cm.

In ▲BEC,
s=26+28+30÷2
=84÷2
=42cm.
Area of ▲BEC= s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)

→1/2×26×CN= put the value of s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)

you will find the value of CN then u can find the area of trapezium.


Hope u understand and it helps u...ALL THE BEST

Viknica: Apply dis formula....area of trapezium= 1/2 × sum of the two parralel sides × distance between them
Vishwas1111: I know this formula but please edit and show it again.......tomorrow is my exam and I am very worried
Vishwas1111: Please do it
Vishwas1111: u should have edited it then I would have marked you as brainliest
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Viknica: its hard to write on a phone u knw so i will teach u at my best level....first draw the new paralleogram on an existing diagram as AECD
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Viknica: i just edited my answer see it...hope u understand
Viknica: i have just edited my answer see it... hope u understand
Answered by Racheet
1
at first divide the trapizium into a parallogram an a triangle by putting a point E on the longer parallel side such that AE = BC Nd then find the area of triangle by herons formulae and the parallogram and then add them both
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