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the area of a parallelogram is 72 cm sq. and its altitude is twice the corresponding base .Find the length of the base ​

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Answered by Brâiñlynêha
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We know that the area of parallelogram is base × height

The the altitude is twice it's base

Let the base be x

and its altitude is 2x

The the area is 72cm sq.

Then A/Q

\sf 72=2x×x\\ \sf 72=2x{}^{2}\\ \ \frac{72}{2}=x{}^{2}\\ \sf 36= x{}^{2}\\ \sf\sqrt{36}=x\\ \sf x=6

The base of parallelogram is 6cm

and it's altitude is 6×2=12cm

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Answered by 3CHANDNI339
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We know that the area of parallelogram is base × height

The the altitude is twice it's base

Let the base be x

and its altitude is 2x

The the area is 72cm sq.

Then A/Q

72=2x × x

72=2x^2

72/2= x^2

36=x^2

√36 = 6

x=6

The base of parallelogram is 6cm

and its altitude is 6×2=12 cm

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