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the base of an isosceles triangle is 12 centimetres and the same sides are unknown, its perimeter is 32 CM find the area of this triangle using heron's formula.​

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Answered by Heroicheist
7

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Answer

Let the congruent sides of the isosceles triangle =a and the base =b.

Given, b=12cm

Perimeter of the triangle =Sum of all sides = a + a + b =32

⇒2a+12=32

On solving, a =10cm

Since the height of the triangle, divides it into two right angled triangles,

a

2

=h

2

+(

2

b

)

2

⇒10

2

=h

2

+6

2

h

2

=100−36=64

h=

64

=8 cm

Area of triangle =

2

1

×base×height=

2

1

×12×8=48 sq cm

Answered by khushisaini3054
0

Answer:

Let the congruent sides of the isosceles triangle =a and the base =b.

Given, b=12cm

Perimeter of the triangle =Sum of all sides = a + a + b =32

⇒2a+12=32

On solving, a =10cm

Since the height of the triangle, divides it into two right angled triangles,

a

2

=h

2

+(

2

b

)

2

⇒10

2

=h

2

+6

2

h

2

=100−36=64

h=

64

=8 cm

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