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In the figure PM=10 cm, A(∆PQS)=100 cm², A(∆QRS)=110 cm² then find NR.

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Answered by saicharan1154

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pm=10cm now area of pqs is 100cm2 NOW FIND THE BASE OF PQS IS AREA OF PQS/PM IT WILL GET 100/10 IT IS 10 QS IS 10 NOW FIND THE NR IS THE AREA OF QRS =110 BASE =10 FIND HEIGHT =110/10 =11 THEN NR =11 YOU GOT YOUR ANSER HOPE YOU UNDERSTANT IT

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In the figure PM=10 cm, A(∆PQS)=100 cm², A(∆QRS)=110 cm² then find NR.​

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In the figure PM=10 cm, A(∆PQS)=100 cm², A(∆QRS)=110 cm² then find NR.