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non parallel sides of an isosceles trapezium are produced an equilateral triangle with sides of 6 and should be formed knowing that the trapezium is half the height of the triangle calculate the area of the trapezium ​

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Answered by shivanshipatel982
1

Answer:

R.E.F. Image.

we know attitude is also a median in an equilateral triangle.

Therefore, BG = GC = 3 cm.

From ΔABG by Pythagoras theorem.

(AB)

2

=(AG)

2

+(BG)

2

(6)

2

=(AG)

2

+(3)

2

(AG)=

36−9

AG=

27

=5.20cm.

Height of trapezium = 2.60 cm → (given in question ⇒

2

5.20

=2.60cm)

Parallel side of the trapezium: a=BC=6cmand b=DE=

2

BC

=

2

6

=3cm {∵ its an equilateral triangle}

Therefore, Area of trapezium =

2

(a+b)×h

=

2

(6+3)×2.60

=9×1.3=11.70cm

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