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Answers
☯Answer:
➩336cm²
To find:
Area of trapezium
Given:
Length of parellel sides are 18cm and 20cm.
Height of trapezium is 120cm.
Assumption:
Let AB and CD be x and y respectively
Construction:
Construct a perpendicular from E and F on line AD such like in attached figure.
Concept:
Now the trapezium is divided into a rectangle and 2 triangles so we can find their area separately and then add them.
Solution:
As it is obvious that x+y=2cm
(We subtract 18cm from lower line of trapezium)
Assume that if we join ∆ABF and ∆ECD we get:-
- Height of ∆=120cm
- Base of ∆=x+y=2cm
Total area of trapezium
=area of joint∆+area of rectangle
=120cm²+216cm²
=336cm²
Formula used:
- Area of rectangle=l×B
- Area of Triangle=½×B×H
☯Answer:
➩336cm²
To find:
Area of trapezium
Given:
Length of parellel sides are 18cm and 20cm.
Height of trapezium is 120cm.
Assumption:
Let AB and CD be x and y respectively
Construction:
Construct a perpendicular from E and F on line AD such like in attached figure.
Concept:
Now the trapezium is divided into a rectangle and 2 triangles so we can find their area separately and then add them.
Solution:
As it is obvious that x+y=2cm
(We subtract 18cm from lower line of trapezium)
Assume that if we join ∆ABF and ∆ECD we get:-
Height of ∆=120cm
Base of ∆=x+y=2cm
\begin{gathered} \sf \large So \: area \: of \: joint \: \: ∆ = \frac{1}{ \cancel2} \times \cancel 2 \times 120 \\ \\ \sf \large = > 120cm²\end{gathered}
Soareaofjoint∆=
2
1
×
2
×120
=>120cm²
\begin{gathered} \sf \large Area \: of \: rectangle=120cm×18cm \\ \\ \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \sf \large= > 216cm²\end{gathered}
Areaofrectangle=120cm×18cm
=>216cm²
Total area of trapezium
=area of joint∆+area of rectangle
=120cm²+216cm²
=336cm²
Formula used:
Area of rectangle=l×B
Area of Triangle=½×B×H