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Answered by k19205007
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Step-by-step explanation:

From the question it is given that,

∠ABC=90

AB and DE is perpendicular to AC

(i) Consider the △ADE and △ACB,

∠A=∠A … [common angle for both triangle]

∠B=∠E … [both angles are equal to 90

]

Therefore, △ADE∼△ACB

(ii) From (i) we proved that, △ADE∼△ACB

So,

AB

AE

=

AC

AD

=

BC

DE

… [equation(i)]

Consider the △ABC, is a right angle triangle

From Pythagoras theorem, we have:

AC

2

=AB

2

+BC

2

13

2

=AB

2

+5

2

169=AB

2

+25

AB

2

=169−25

AB

2

=144

AB=

144

AB=12 cm

Consider the equation (i),

AB

AE

=

AC

AD

=

BC

DE

Taking

AB

AE

=

AC

AD

12

4

=

13

AD

3

1

=

13

AD

AD=

3

(1×13)

cm

AD=4.33 cm

Now, take

AB

AE

=

BC

DE

12

4

=

5

DE

1/3=DE/5

DE=

3

(5×1)

DE=

3

5

DE=1.67 cm

(iii) Now, we have to find area of △ADE : area of quadrilateral BCED,

We know that, Area of △ADE=

2

1

×AE×DE

=

2

1

×4×

3

5

=

3

10

cm

2

Then, area of quadrilateral BCED= area of △ABC− area of △ADE

=

2

1

×BC×AB−

3

10

=

2

1

×5×12−

3

10

=1×5×6−

3

10

=30−

3

10

=

3

(90−10)

=

3

80

cm

2

So, the ratio of area of △ADE : area of quadrilateral BCED=

3

80

3

10

=

3

10

×

80

3

=

8

1

Therefore, area of △ADE : area of quadrilateral BCED is 1:8.

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