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Answered by siddhartharao77
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Given PC = 20cm, QC = 20cm, PQ = 14cm.

In triangle ACD,

= > AC^2 = AD^2 + DC^2

= > 44^2 = AD^2 + AD^2[AB = BC = CD = DA]

= > 44^2 = 2AD^2

= > AD^2 = 22 * 44

= > AD^2 = 968

 = > AD = 22\sqrt{2}cm

Now,

We know that Area of square = s^2

 = > 22\sqrt{2} * 22\sqrt{2}

968cm^2.


Now,

Area of red portion = 968/4 = 242cm^2.

Area of green portion = 968/4 = 242cm^2.

Area of yellow portion = 968/2 = 484cm^2.

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In triangle PCQ,

s = 20 + 20 + 14/2 = 27cm.

Area of triangle PCQ =

 = > \sqrt{(27)(27 - 20)(27 - 20)(27 - 14)}

 = > \sqrt{27 * 7 * 7 * 13}

 = > \sqrt{17199}

= > 131.1cm^2.

Total green portion = 242 + 131.1 = 373.1cm^2.


Therefore,

Area of green shaded region = 373.1cm^2.

Area of red shaded region = 242cm^2

Area of yellow shaded region = 484cm^2.



Hope this helps!

Answered by Anonymous
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