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Answered by Anonymous
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Given, AB = 8 m, BC = DC = 5 m

AE = DC

AE = 5 m

AB - AE = BE

8 - 5 = BE

BE = 3 m

Now, in triangle BEC,

By Pythagoras theorem,

 {BC} ^{2} =  {EC} ^{2} +  {BE} ^{2}

25 =  {EC} ^{2} + 9

 {EC} ^{2} = 25 - 9

 {EC} ^{2} = 16

EC = 4 m

Now, Area of rectangle AECD,

Length * Breadth = 4* 5 = 20  {m} ^{2}

Now, Area of right triangle BEC = 1/2 * base * height

 \implies{1/2*\: 3*\:4}

 \implies{6}  {m} ^{2}

Finally, Area of quadrilateral = ( 20 + 6 )  {m} ^{2}

⚫Area of quadrilateral = 26  {m} ^{2}

⚫Option C) is correct.


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Anonymous: welcome.
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