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the adjacents sides of parallelogram are 12cm and 8cm . the length of the altitude corresponding to the side 12cm is 6cm . find the length of the altitude corresponding to the other side​

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Answered by MoodyCloud
63

Answer:

  • Length of altitude corresponding to side 8 cm is 9 cm.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :-

  • Two adjacent sides of parallelogram are 12 cm and 8 cm.
  • Length of altitude corresponding to side 12 cm is 6 cm.

To find :-

  • Length of altitude corresponding to side 8 cm.

Solution :-

We know,

Area of parallelogram = Base × height

  • We know, altitude and height are same.

So,

Base = 12 cm.

Height = 6 cm.

Then,

⇒Area = 12 × 6

Area = 72

Area of parallelogram is 72 cm².

Now, If we see parallelogram taking base 8 cm. Then area of parallelogram will be same.

So,

Base = 8 cm

Let, height or altitude be h.

Now, Put all values in area of parallelogram formula :

⇒72 = 8 × h

⇒72/8 = h

h = 9

We take h be altitude.

Therefore,

Length of altitude corresponding to side 8 cm is 9 cm.


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Answered by ImperialGladiator
75

Answer:

➪ Length of the altitude corresponding to the other side is 9cm

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that,

➡ Adjacent sides of a parallelogram are 12cm and 8cm.

➡ The altitude measures corresponding to the side 12cm is 6cm.

Step 1 :

Area of the parallelogram is given by :

A = b * h

Here taking dimensions as :

A (area of the parallelogram)

b (base) = 12cm.

h (height) = 6cm.

From the given values :

→ A = 12*6

→ A = 72cm²

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Step 2 :

  • If we assume 8cm as the base of the parallelogram we can say that,

➙ Area of the parallelogram is 72cm²

Where,

b (base) = 8cm

h (altitude corresponding to the other side)

A (area) = 72cm.

Again,

→ A = b * h

→ 72 = 8 * h

→ 72/8 = h

→ h = 9cm.

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