Math, asked by SamyekShakya, 10 months ago

please solve question no (d)
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Answered by MysticDragonEX
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First if you want to prove that altitude of equilateral triangle = √3/2 × a, you can apply Pythagoras Theorem in ∆PQM where PQ= a and QM= a/2 , since altitude of equilateral triangle divides the base into two equal halves.

ST= 10cm

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Answered by up09174010902
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Step-by-step explanation:

Area of trapezium= Area of rectangle+Area of

triangle

Area of trapezium = 175√3cm^2

Area of rectangle = Length×Breadth = ST×TQ

Area of triangle= (√3/4)a^2 = (√3/4)×PQ^2

ST = PQ. (Opposite sides of rectangle are equal to each other)

(ST × 3ST ) + (√3/4)× ST^2 = 175√3

[ Given PQ = 3ST]

3ST^2 + ( 1.73/4)×ST^2 = 175 × 1.73 ( 3=1.73)

3ST^2 + 0.43 × ST^2 = 302.75

3ST^2 + 0.43 ST^2 = 302.75

3.43 ST^2 = 302.75

ST^2 = 302.75/ 3.43

ST = √88.26

ST = 9.39cm Answer

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