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the area of a trapezium field is 480m^2, the distance between two parallel sides is 15m and one of the parallel side is 20m. find the length of the other parallel side?

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Answered by sujoydasbarasat
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Answer:

area of trapezium =480m^2

distance (height)=15m

one of the parallel side =20m

let the length of the other parallel side be x

We know that the area of trapezium =1/2 ×(sum of 2 parallel side)× height

so ,ATQ

1/2 (x+20)×15=480

=x/2+1/2×20×15=480

=x/2+10×15=480

= 15x/2+150=480

= 15x/2=480-150

= 15x/2=330

=x=330×2/5

x=44

so the length of the other parallel side is 44m

Answered by Anonymous
2

Given:

◕ Area of trapezium shaped shaped field = 480 m²

◕ Distance between two parallel lines i.e., Height = 15 m

◕ One of the parallel side = 20 m

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◉ The other parallel side.

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Let the other parallel side be x.

We know, the area of the trapezium is given by:

Formula for Area of a trapezium:

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</p><p>	480 = \frac{1}{2} \times (20 + x) \times 15 \\

480 \times 20 = (20 + x) \times 15</p><p>

960 = (20 + x) \times 15 \\ 960=(20+x)×15 \\ </p><p></p><p>\frac{960}{15} = 20 + x </p><p>15 \\ </p><p>

64 =20+x

We have,

64 = 20 + x \:  \\ </p><p></p><p>x = 64 - 20 \\ </p><p>

x = \rm44 \: cm

∴ The other parallel side =

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