In ∆ ABC, Angle abc is 90°
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In triangle ABC, using Pythagoras theorem
AC
2
=AB
2
+BC
2
AC
2
=12
2
+(6.5)
2
AC
2
=144+42.5
AC
2
=186.25
AC=13.6cms
Also,
AD=DC=
2
AC
=
2
13.6
=6.8cms
Falling a perpendicular line from D to AB, such that ED is parallel to BC. ∠AED=∠ABC=90
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Since D is the mid point of AC and ED is parallel to BC, so applying mid pint theorem,
ED=
2
BC
=
2
6.5
=3.25cms
Now in triangle ABD, ED is the altitude and AB is the base
So the area of triangle ABD=
2
(AB×ED)
Ar(ABD)=
2
12×3.25
=
2
39
=19.5sq.cms
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In triangleABC, Angle ABC is 90° is not possible because it will not be a triangle it will be like |_| so, this is not triangle .
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