Math, asked by ultrab30, 1 year ago

the base and height of a parallelogram are in the ratio 5:3 if the area is 50m sq . find its altitude

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Answered by erdoindianram
2
let the base and height be 5x and 3x
as we know that area=base×height 
here are a 50 m sq
so  50 m sq= 5x×3x
=50 m sq=15x²
x²=50/15
so x =1.82
lets substitute the x value in base 
so 5×1.82=9.1 (approx)
and height= 3×1.82=5.46 (approx)
therfore base =9.1 and height=5.46

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Answered by kvnmurty
3
Area of a parallelogram is   equal to   base * altitude 

base : altitude = 5 : 3 

Let base = 5 a meters   and  altitude be  3 a  meters

Area will then be equal to 5 a * 3 a =  15 a² meter²  = 50 meter²

So a² = 50/15         a = √3.33          

The altitude of the parallelogram is =  3 a = 5.477  meters




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