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Answered by KatariyaDhruvit
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here is you answer

Area of an equilateral triangle = √3/4 a² ( a is its side)

increased side = a + 30a/100 = 13a/10

New area = √3/4 (13a/10)²

=( 169√3 a²) / 400

So increase in area=

= (169√3a² /400) - (√3a² /4 )

= 69√3a² / 400 …………… increase in area

So, percentage increase =

( increase / original area ) * 100

[ {69√3a²/400} / {√3/4 a²} ] * 100

69% increase in area

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Answered by siddhartharao77
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Answer:

Option(D)

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the Initial side of an equilateral triangle be 'x' cm.

Then, Initial area = (√3/4) x² cm.

Given that Side is increased b 30%.

Then, Final area = (√3/4) * 130% of x

                           = (√3/4) * (130x/100)²

                           = (√3/4) * (13x/10)²

                           = (169√3x²)/400

∴ Increase in area = (169√3x²/400 - √3x²/4)

                              = (69√3x²)/400

∴ Increase% = (69√3x²/400  * 4/√3x² * 100)%

                    = 69%.

Therefore, Increase in area is 69%.

Hope it helps!

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