Math, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

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Anonymous: I got it :)
Anonymous: 145
Anonymous: :)
kvnmurty: 138... not 145... guys .. chk my answer.

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Answered by kvnmurty
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Very simple..  See the diagram.

Let the sides be  AB = 9 cm ,   BC = 12 cm. CD = 13 cm.  DA = 14cm.
given ∠ABC = 90°.

Join  AC.  ΔABC = right angle triangle.
   =>  Area ΔABC = 1/2 * AB * BC = 1/2 * 9 * 12 = 54 cm²
Also,  AC = √(9²+12²) = 15 cm

Now  the Area of  ΔACD is found by Herons' rule.  
    s  = (15+13+14)/2 = 21 cm

  Area ACD = √[21*6*8*7] = 84 cm²

Area of ABCD = 54+84 = 138 cm²
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Anonymous: But we both got d same ans
Anonymous: Sir u Plss check ur ans
kvnmurty: your answer is wrong... Only one angle is 90°. you have taken both triangles inside quadrilateral as right angle triangles.
kvnmurty: both of you are wrong. you have to use Herons formula.
XxMaverickxX: Oh yeah sir your answer is well explained thanks :-)
Anonymous: Sorry sir but I still didn't get ur ans
Answered by Anonymous
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Hey mate....

here's your answer....

Hope it helps ⭐
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