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The perimeter of a right angled triangle is 60 c.m. and its hypotenuse is 25 c.m. The area of triangle will be-
(a) 125 sq. c.m.
(b) 150 sq. c.m.
(c) 175 sq. c.m.
(d) 225 sq. c.m.​

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Answered by veda169
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150 i think its correct

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Answered by WavelessSymphony
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Perimeter=60cm
Hypotenuse = 25cm
So (Perpendicular+Base) =60-25= 35cm
We can assume using Pythagoras theorem that the values of the Perpendicular and the base are, 20cm and 15cm respectively or vice-verse.


Now area of a right angled triangle is,
1/2*b*h
1/2*20*15=150 sq. c.m.


Therefore, area is 150 sq. c.m.

WavelessSymphony: I’m confident with this answer. Hope it helps. :)
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