Math, asked by Masterdevil8860, 1 year ago

The height of a triangle whose base is 13cm and area is 65cm2is

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Answered by BrainlyAnswerer0687
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\bf{\underline{\underline{ \bigstar\: Figure : }}}\\

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\bf{\underline{\underline{ \bigstar\: Given : }}}\\

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  • \footnotesize{ Base\: of\: triangle = 13 cm }\\

  • \footnotesize{ Area\: of\: triangle = {65cm}^{2} }\\

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\bf{\underline{\underline{ \bigstar\: To\: Find : }}}\\

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  • \footnotesize{ Height\: of\: triangle  }\\

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\bf{\underline{\underline{ \bigstar\: Solution : }}}\\

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\footnotesize{ Area\: of\: triangle = {65cm}^{2} }\\

\footnotesize{\implies \dfrac{1}{2} \times base \times height = {65cm}^{2} }\\

\footnotesize{\implies \dfrac{1}{2} \times 13cm \times height = {65cm}^{2} }\\

\footnotesize{\implies   13cm \times height = {65cm}^{2} \times 2}\\

\footnotesize{\implies  13cm \times height = {130cm}^{2} }\\

\footnotesize{\implies  height = \dfrac{{130cm}^{2}} { 13cm}}\\

\footnotesize{\implies  height = \cancel{\dfrac{{130cm}^{2}} { 13cm}}}\\

\footnotesize{\implies  height = 10cm }\\

Answered by Anonymous
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\blue{\bold{\underline{\underline{Answer:}}}}

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 \green{\underline \bold{Given :}}

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  • Base is 13 cm

  • Area is 65 cm²

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 \red{\underline \bold{To \: Find:}}

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  • Height of triangle

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\large{\orange{\underline{\tt{Solution :-}}}}

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 \underline{\bold{\texttt{Area of triangle :}}}

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\purple\longrightarrow  \sf \dfrac { 1 } { 2 } \times base \times height

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 \sf \longmapsto \dfrac { 1 } { 2 } \times 13 \times height = 65^2

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 \sf \longmapsto 13 \times height = 130 cm^2

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 \sf \longmapsto height = \dfrac { 130 } { 13 }

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 \sf \longmapsto height = 10 cm

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Hence height will be 10 cm

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