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Ncert Solutions for class 9 maths Herons Formula

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Answered by ItzBrainlyLords
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Step-by-step explanation:

☞︎︎︎ Given :

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Side of equilateral △ = a units

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⇒ a = b = c

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↣ Now,

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Formula

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  \large \rm \bigstar  \: \: s =  \dfrac{a + b + c}{2}

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↣ Here,

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a = a

b = a

c = a

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  \large \rm \implies \: \: s =  \dfrac{a +a + a}{2}

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  \large \rm \implies \: \: s =  \dfrac{3a}{2}

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Area of triangle

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☆ Herons Formula

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  \large  \boxed{\mathtt{ =  \sqrt{s(s - a)(s - b)(s - c)} }}

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 \large \rm⇒ \:  \sqrt{ \dfrac{3a}{2}  \left( \dfrac{3a}{2}   - a\right)\left( \dfrac{3a}{2}   - a\right)\left( \dfrac{3a}{2}   - a\right)}

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 \large \rm⇒ \:  \sqrt{ \dfrac{3a}{2}  \left( \dfrac{3a - 2a}{2}   \right)\left( \dfrac{3a - 2a}{2}   \right)\left( \dfrac{3a - 2a}{2}   \right)}

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 \large \rm⇒ \:  \sqrt{ \dfrac{3a}{2}  \left( \dfrac{a}{2}   \right)\left( \dfrac{a}{2}   \right)\left( \dfrac{ a}{2}   \right)}

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 \large \rm⇒ \:  \sqrt{ \dfrac{3a}{2}   \times \dfrac{a}{2}    \times  \dfrac{a}{2}   \times \dfrac{ a}{2}   }

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 \large \rm⇒ \:  \sqrt{ \dfrac{3{a }^{4} }{16}   }

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 \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \large \rm \therefore\:  { \dfrac{ \sqrt{ 3} \: {a }^{2} }{4}   }

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(derived Formula)

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 :  \implies \large \rm  area = { \dfrac{ \sqrt{ 3} \: {a }^{2} }{4}   }

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➢ Perimeter of board = 180cm

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⇒ a + a + a = 180cm

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⇒ 3a = 180cm

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Transposing The Terms

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 \large \rm \: ⇒ \: a =  \dfrac{180}{3}

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 \large \rm \: ⇒ \: a =  \dfrac{ \cancel{180} \:  \: 60}{ \cancel3}

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 \large \rm \therefore \: a =  60cm

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 \:  \:  \:  \:  :   \mapsto \:  \:  \:  \large \rm  area = { \dfrac{ \sqrt{ 3} \: {a }^{2} }{4}   }

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  \:  \: :  \implies \large \rm  area = { \dfrac{ \sqrt{ 3} \: {(60) }^{2} }{4}   }

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  \:  \: :  \implies \large \rm  area = { \dfrac{ \sqrt{ 3} \:  \times 60 \times 60 }{4}   }

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 :  \implies \large \rm  area = { \dfrac{ \sqrt{ 3} \:  \times 60 \times  \cancel{60}  15}{ \cancel4}   }

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⇒ area = 900√3cm²

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Area = 901.73 cm²

Answered by llFollowll27
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Area of the square =256m2=256m2 (given)

⇒(side)2=(16)2⇒(side)2=(16)2

⇒ Side of the square=16m⇒ Side of the square=16m

∴ The Perimeter of the square=4×side∴ The Perimeter of the square=4×side

=4×16=4×16

= 64 mArea of the square =256m2=256m2 (given)

⇒(side)2=(16)2⇒(side)2=(16)2

⇒ Side of the square=16m⇒ Side of the square=16m

∴ The Perimeter of the square=4×side∴ The Perimeter of the square=4×side

=4×16=4×16

= 64 mArea of the square =256m2=256m2 (given)

⇒(side)2=(16)2⇒(side)2=(16)2

⇒ Side of the square=16m⇒ Side of the square=16m

∴ The Perimeter of the square=4×side∴ The Perimeter of the square=4×side

=4×16=4×16

= 64 mArea of the square =256m2=256m2 (given)

⇒(side)2=(16)2⇒(side)2=(16)2

⇒ Side of the square=16m⇒ Side of the square=16m

∴ The Perimeter of the square=4×side∴ The Perimeter of the square=4×side

=4×16=4×16

= 64 m

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