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Mahender Singh stands on one edge of an equilateral triangle whose area is 36√3m^2. He goes around the three sides of the equilateral triangle and return to the same edge.Then he goes to North end cover as much distance as before. He turns right and reach a point P which is parallel to the edge of the equilateral triangle. How far is he from the initial point(edge)?
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Answered by sangeetatomar258
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Answered by Anonymous
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Given : Mahender Singh stands on the tip of an equilateral triangle whose area is 36√3m^2. He goes around the three sides and return to the same tip. He goes to North end cover as much distance as before. He turns right and reach a point P which is parallel to the tip of the equilateral triangle

To Find :  How far is he from the  Original point

Solution:

Area of Equilateral Triangle ABC  ( A being vertex)

= (√3 / 4) Side²  =  36√3

=> Side = 12 m

Hence perimeter = 36 m

covered 36 m  .

AD ⊥ BC

=> AD = 6√3  m

From A goes in direction of DA  to point  P  and AP = 36 m

then from P to Q

Now  Δ APQ ~ Δ ADB

as ∠APQ = ∠ADB = 90°   and  ∠PAQ = ∠DAB ( vertically opposite angles)

=>  AP / AD = AQ /  AB

=> 36/ 6√3  = AQ/ 12

=> AQ = 72 /√3

=> AQ = 24√3 m

Hence he is  24√3 m far from initial point \:

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