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The parallel sides of an isoscles triangle ABCD are 14m and 8m . Also the distance between them in 6m . AM and BN are the perpindicular drawn to CD . Find the ratio of the area of trapezium ABCD and area of the triangle ADM .


BrainlyKing5: Hey mate ABCD is a Isosceles Trapezium

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Answered by BrainlyKing5
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\underline{\large{\mathbf{Hey\: Mate\: Here\: Is\: your\:Answer}}}

\underline{\underline{\bold{Given\: That}}}

ABCD Is An Isosceles Trapezium In Which The Measure Of The Parallel Sides are 14m & 8m , Also Given That AM And BN Are Perpendiculars Having Length Of 6m

, And In Question And ∆ADM Is drawn Through The

Perpendicular AM , Now According To Questions We Need To Find Ratio Of

\bold{ar(ADM)\: And \:ar(ABCD)}

So Now Let's Move For Solution

\underline{\underline{\large{\bold{Solution..}}}}

So Now To Find The Ratio .. Follow The Simple Steps..

\underline{\bold{Step-1\: )\: D e fi n e\: All \:Required\: Values\: }}

Now According To Question The Length Of

\mathsf{\longrightarrow AB = 8m}

\mathsf{\longrightarrow CD = 14m}

So Now In Question It's Said That The Perpendicular Distance Is

\mathsf{\longrightarrow AM = 6m }

\underline{\textbf{Step-2 ) Find Area Of Trapezium ABCD }}

SO We Know That Area Of Trapezium Is Equal To

 \boxed{\mathbf{ \: \frac{1}{2} (sum \ \: of \: \: parallel \: \: sides \: )(height)}}

According To Question We Have

\mathbf{Parallel\: Side \: AB\: =\: 8m}

\mathbf{Second\: Parallel\: Side\: CD\: =\:14m}

And

\mathbf{Height\:AM\:=\:6m}

So now Putting Values Of Height And Parallel Sides in The

Formula We Have ...

 \mathbf{ar(abcd) = \frac{1}{2}(14m + 8m)(6m)}

That Is...

\mathbf{ar(ABCD)=\frac{1}{2}\:(22)(6)}

That Is...

\mathbf{ar(ABCD)=\frac{1}{2}(132m)}

That Is Equal To ..

\mathbf{ar(ABCD)\:= \:66m}

So Now We Have

\boxed{\bold{ar(ABCD)\: = 66m}}

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\underline{\textbf{Step-3 Find Area Of Triangle ADM }}

So We Know That Area Of A Triangle Is Equal To

\boxed{\mathbf{\frac{1}{2}\:(Base)(Height)}}

Now According To Question It's Given That Height Is

\bold{AM\:=\:6m}

And As , The Trapezium Is Isolated Therefore It's Symmetrical
So By This We Have ..

\bold{DM(Base)\:=\:3m}

Therefore Now By Putting This Values In The Formula We Have ...

\mathbf{ar(ADM\:=\frac{1}{2}(3)(6)}

That Is ..

\mathbf{ar(ADM\:={1}{2}(18)}

Therefore We Have Area Of

\boxed{\bold{ADM\:=\:9{m}^{2}}}

\underline{\textbf{Step-4 ) Find Ratio of ADM And ABCD}}

So Now Ratio of Area ADM And ABCD Is

\mathbf{\frac{ar(ADM)}{ar(ABCD)}}

That Is ..

\bold{\frac{9{m}^{2}}{66{m}^{2}}}

That Is ...

\bold{\frac{3{m}^{2}}{22{m}^{2}}}

\underline{\textbf{HenceRequired Ratio Is ...}}

\boxed{\bold{3\: : \:22}}

\boxed{\boxed{\boxed{\bold{THANKS...}}}}

BrainlyKing5: hope You Are Able To Understand..
panagha2006: some what
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