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The parallel sides of a Trapezium are 25 cm and 10 cm and the distance between them is 11.2 cm find the area of the trapezium​

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Answered by jamalpasha796
2

Answer:

Area of ABCD trapezium = 152 cm²

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

ABCD is a isosceles trapezium.

Two parallel bases AB=25cm and CD = 13 cm

Equal sides = AD= BC = 10cm

Let Distance between two parallel sides = DE = CF = h c

Let AE = FB = x cm

AB = 25cm

=> AE+EF+FB=25cm

=> x + DC + x = 25cm

=> 2x + 13cm = 25 cm

=> 2x = 25 cm - 13 cm

=> 2x = 12 cm

x = 12/2

=> x = 6 cm

Now ,

i) In ∆AED

<AED = 90°

AD = 10cm ,

BD = h cm,

AE = x cm = 6 cm

By Pythagoras theorem:

DE² = AD²-AE²

=> h² = 10²-x²

=> h² =

10² - 6²

=> h² = 100 - 36

=> h² = 64

=> h = √64

=> h =

8 cm

Answered by aryunguptaespn
7

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

One Parallel side⇒25 cm

Other Parrallel side ⇒10 cm

DIstance between them⇒11.2 cm

NOW WE KNOW THAT

∴ Area of Trapezium⇒1/2(sum of the two parallel side)×distance between them

⇒1/2(25+10)×11.2

⇒(25+5)×11.2

⇒30×11.2

⇒336‬ cm²

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