Math, asked by priyani07, 5 hours ago

Suman had a triangular field of sides 220m, 180m, and 300m. She purchased adjacent triangular field with sides 300m, 350m and 400m. Find the total area of the two fields.​

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Answered by samarthcv
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Answer:

Semiperimeter of 1st triangle = (220+180+300)/2 = 350

Area of 1st triangle = 350(350-220)

(350-180) (350-300) = √350 130 170"50 = ✓386750000 =19665.96

Semiperimeter of 2nd triangle = (1050)/2

= 525

Area of 2nd triangle = /525(525-300)

(525-350)(525-400) = 525 225 175 125 = √2583984375 = 50832.91

Total area = 19665.96+50832.91 = 70498.87sq.m

Answered by Eutuxia
2

Given :

  • Sides of the first field = 220m, 180m, and 300m.
  • Sides of the second field = 300m, 350m, and 400m.

To find :

  • the total area of the two fields.​

Solution :

⇒ Let's find the Area of the first field.

Semi-Perimeter = a + b + c/2

                          = 220 + 180 + 300/2

                          = 700/2

                          = 350 m

Area of field = √s(s - a) (s - b) (s - c)

                    = √350 (350 - 220) (350 - 180) (350 - 300)

                    = √350 (130) (170) (50)

                    = √350 × (130) × (170) × (50)

                    = √386750000

                    = 19665.96 m²

⇒ Let's find the Area of the second field.

Semi-Perimeter = a + b + c/2

                          = 300 + 350 + 400/2

                          = 1050/2

                          = 525 m

Area of field = √s(s - a) (s - b) (s - c)

                    = √525 (525 - 300) (525 - 350) (525 - 400)

                    = √525 (225) (175) (125)

                    = √525 × (225) × (175) × (125)

                    = √2583984375

                    = 50832.90 m²

⇒ Now, let's add the area of the two fields.

Total Area = Area of first field + Area of second field

                 = 19665.96 + 50832.90

                 = 70498.86 m²

Therefore, the total area of the two fields is 70498.86 m².

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