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Ravi is a student of std X. He is drawing a square on a sheet of paper considering each side of the square as 8 cm. Now, he is drawing two equilateral triangles, one by taking side of the square as one of its side and another by taking diagonal of square as sides of another equilateral triangle. Later, few questions came to his mind and he wants to solve them. Give answers to his questions drawing your own figure.

(i) The diagonal of the square is
(a) 8√2 cm
(b) 8√3 cm
(c) 8√5 cm
(d) 8√6 cm

ii) The area of the square is
(a) 64 sq.cm
(b) 81 sq.cm
(c) 121 sq.cm
(d) 49 sq.cm

(iii) The area of an equilateral triangle by taking side of square as sides of triangle is
(a) 8√3 sq.cm
(b) 16√3 sq.cm
(c) 32√3 sq.cm

(d) 24√3 sq.cm(iv) The area of an equilateral triangle by taking diagonal of square as sides of equilateral triangle is
(a) 8√3 sq.cm
(b) 16√3 sq.cm
(c) 32√3 sq.cm
(d) 24√3 sq.cm

Which is true order in area?
(a) Equilateral triangle on side Square > Equilateral triangle with diagonal​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

i) In the Δ ABC

diagonal  AC²=64+64=128

so AC=8√2 cm (a)

ii) (a) 64 cm² (a)

(iii) Area of  ΔBCM

=√3/4(8)²

=16√3 cm² (b)

(iv) Area of Δ ACN

=√3/4*AC²

=√3/4(8√2)²

=√3/4*128

=32√3 cm² (c)

v) Equilateral triangle on side Square > Equilateral triangle with diagonal​

False

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