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Answered by Lisaaaaaa
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Answer:

i)Given figure consists of two figures, they are

right angled triangle and Trapezium

The area of the given figure is equal to the

sum of the areas of two figures

Area of A ABC :

Base = BC = 12 cm

Height = AB = 5 cm

Area of a triangle = (1/2)×bh sq.units

=> Area of A ABC = (1/2)×BCXAB

=> (1/2)×12×5 cm²

=> 60/2 cm²

=> 30 cm²

Area of A ABC = 30 cm²

-(1)

In A ABC, AB = 5 cm and BC = 12 cm

By Pythagoras theorem

AC² = AB²+BC²

=> AC² = 5²+12²

=> AC² = 25+144

=> AC² = 169

=> AC =√169

=> AC = 13 cm

Area of the TrapeziumIn A ABC, AB = 5 cm and BC = 12 cm

By Pythagoras theorem AC² = AB²+BC²

=> AC² = 5²+12²

AC² = 25+144

AC² = 169

=> AC =√169

=> AC = 13 cm

Area of the Trapezium ACDE:

Parallel sides AC = (a) = 13 cm DE = (b) = 7 cm

Distance between them =AE =(h) = 3 cm

Area of a Trapezium = (1/2)h(a+b) sq.units

Area of the Trapezium = (1/2)×AEX(AC+DE)

=> (1/2)×3(13+7) cm²

=> (1/2)×3×20 cm² => 60/2 cm²

=> 30 cm²

Area( ACDE) = 30 cm²

-(2)

Area of the given figure = Ar(AABC) +Ar(ACDE)

=> 30+30=60 cm²

Area of the given figure is 60 cm²

(b) Area of regular octagon=

Area of two trapezium+ Area of rectangle

2x1/2(a+b)h + lxb (10+22)8+ 10×22

32x8+220

256+220

476cm²

(c) Area enclosed=

Area of trapezium+ Area of square

1/2(a+b)h + s²

1/2(7+18)8 + 18²

4x25+ 324

100+324

424cm²

(d) Area of hexagon=

Area of two triangles+ Area of rectangle

2x1/2xbxh + lxb

16x6+10×16

96+160

256cm²

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hope it helps

Answered by adityaghangas1ti
2

256cm²is the correct answer for you

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