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Answered by anmol1000
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Ist part answer is 8 units

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Answered by ItzAditt007
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Answer:-

  • Area = 8 cm².

  • Length of Perpendicula from Anto BC = \bf 2\sqrt{2}\:cm.

Explanation:-

Given:-

  • A trianlge ABC (See the Figure in attachment).

  • \tt\angle A = 90\degree.

  • AB = AC = 4 cm.

To Find:-

  • The area of triangle.

  • Length of perpendicular from A to BC.

Formula Used:-

1. Area of triangle,

 \\  \bf \longrightarrow A=  \dfrac{1}{2}  \times b \times h.

Where,

  • b = Base.
  • h = Height.

2. Pythagoras theorem,

 \\ \tt\longrightarrow H {}^{2}  = P {}^{2} +  B {}^{2} .

Where,

  • A = Area.
  • H = Hypotenuse.
  • P = Perpendicular i.e height = h.
  • B = Base = b.

So Here,

  • B = AB = AC = P = 4 cm.

  • H = ??.

  • Let the length of perpendicular be AD.

Now,

By using formula (1) Area of triangle,

 \\  \tt =  \dfrac{1}{ \cancel2}  \times  \cancel4 \: cm \times 4 \: cm.

  \\ \tt = 2 \: cm \times 4 \: cm.

 \\   \large\red{ \boxed{ \blue{ \bf  = 8 \: cm {}^{2} .}}}

Therefore Area of triangle is 8 cm².

And,

By using formula (2) we get:-

 \\ \tt\mapsto {H}^{2}  = (4 \: cm) {}^{2}  + (4 \: cm) {}^{2} .

 \\ \tt\mapsto {H}^{2}  = 16\: cm {}^{2}  + 16 \: cm {}^{2} .

 \\ \tt\mapsto {H}^{2}  = 32 \: cm {}^{2} .

 \\ \tt\mapsto H =  \sqrt{32 \: cm {}^{2} }

 \\ \bf  \mapsto H =  4\sqrt{2} \: cm =BC.

Also, As Since AD is perpendicular to hypotenuse so BD = CD .

 \\ \tt\mapsto CD =  \dfrac{BC}{2}.

 \\ \tt\mapsto CD =  \frac{4 \sqrt{2}  }{2} \: cm .

 \\ \bf\mapsto CD = 2 \sqrt{2}  \: cm.

Also,

Since AD is Perpendicular to BC so <ADC = 90°.

And By applying pythagoras theorem we get:-

 \\ \tt\mapsto CD {}^{2}  + AD {}^{2}  = AC {}^{2}.

 \\ \tt\mapsto(2 \sqrt{2} \: cm) {}^{2}   + AD {}^{2}  = (4 \: cm) {}^{2}

 \\ \tt\mapsto AD {}^{2}  = (4 \: cm) {}^{2}  - (2 \sqrt{2} \: cm) {}^{2}  .

\\ \tt\mapsto AD {}^{2}  = 16 \: cm {}^{2}  - 8 \: cm {}^{2} .

\\ \tt\mapsto AD {}^{2}  = 8 \: cm {}^{2} .

\\ \tt\mapsto AD  =  \sqrt{8 \: cm {}^{2} }  .

\\ \large \red{\mapsto \boxed{ \blue{ \bf AD  = 2 \sqrt{2} \: cm.}}}

Therefore Distance Of perpendicular from A to BC = \bf 2\sqrt{2} cm.

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