One of the parallel sides of a trapezium is thrice the other and the height is half the sum of the parallel sides.if the area of the trapezium is 400cmsq.find the lengths of its parallel sides
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Let 1st parallel side = x
So, 2nd parallel side = 3x
So, height = (x + 3x)/2 = (4x)/2 = 2x
Now, area of trapezium = [Sum of parallel sides * height] /2
= [(x + 3x) * 2x ]/2
= 4x²
But, area is given as 400 cm²
So, 400 = 4x²
x = √100
x = 10
So sides = 10 cm & 30 cm respectively
So, 2nd parallel side = 3x
So, height = (x + 3x)/2 = (4x)/2 = 2x
Now, area of trapezium = [Sum of parallel sides * height] /2
= [(x + 3x) * 2x ]/2
= 4x²
But, area is given as 400 cm²
So, 400 = 4x²
x = √100
x = 10
So sides = 10 cm & 30 cm respectively
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Step-by-step explanation:
Let 1st parallel side = x
So, 2nd parallel side = 3x
So, height = (x + 3x)/2 = (4x)/2 = 2x
Now, area of trapezium = [Sum of parallel sides * height] /2
= [(x + 3x) * 2x ]/2
= 4x²
But, area is given as 400 cm²
So, 400 = 4x²
x = √100
x = 10
So sides = 10 cm & 30 cm respectively########
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