Math, asked by yadneshkharat05, 2 months ago

The area of a trapezium is 315 sq cm and the perpendicular distance between it's parallel sides is 18 cm. what is the sum of its parallel sides​

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Answered by ImperialGladiator
10

Answer:

The sum of its parallel sides is 35cm

Explanation :

Area of a trapezium : ½ • (a + b) • h

Where,

  • (a + b) denotes the sum of the parallel sides.
  • ‘h’ is the distance between (a + b) i.e., 18cm
  • And, the area is 315cm²

According to the question :

→ 315 = ½(a + b) • 18

→ 315 = (a + b) • 9

→ 315/9 = (a + b)

→ 35 = (a + b)

Therefore, the sum of the parallel sides is 35cm.

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Units :

  • The dimensions are measured in cm units.

Formula used :

  • Area of a trapezium : ½(a + b) • h
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Answered by shreekrishna35pdv8u8
3

Step-by-step explanation:

Height = 18cm

area of a trapezium = 315 sq cm

 \frac{1}{2} (a + b)h = 315 \\(  a + b)18 = 315 \times 2 \\ (  a + b) =  \frac{315 \times 2}{18}  \\ (  a + b) = 35

the sum of its parallel sides = 35cm

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