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two adjacent sides of a parallelogram are 74cm and 40 cm and one of its diagonals is 102.Area of the parallelogram

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Answered by jhaharimadhav82
1

Answer:

Consider AB=51cm, BC=37cm and AC=20cm.

In ΔABC,

s=

2

a+b+c

=

2

51+37+20

=54

The area of ΔABC is,

A=

s(s−a)(s−b)(s−c)

=

54(54−51)(54−37)(54−20)

=

54(3)(17)(34)

=

93636

=306cm

2

The area of parallelogram is the twice of ΔABC,

A=2×306

A=612cm

2

Answered by ashwikadandamudi
1

Answer:

Given,

Two adjacent side of Parallelogram are 74 cm and 40 cm.

• One of parallelogram diagonal is 102 cm

To Find :

• Area of Parallelogram = ?

Find :

Suppose the two adjacent side of parallelogram be a and b side of traingle.

Suppose the length of diagonal be c side of traingle

Therefore,

→ These two sides and one diagonal divide the parallelogram into two triangle.

Now Find Triangle Area :

⇒.. Semi S= Perimeter = 74+40+102 2 a+b+c 2

216 S= = 108 cm

Now Using Heron's Formula to Find Area of triangle :

:⇒ √s(s-a)(s — b)(s — c)

/108(108 – 74) (108 – 40) (108 - 10

: √108 x 34 x 68 x 6

: 6 × 2 × 3 × 34

:→ 1224 cm²

Now Find Area of Parallelogram :

→ Area of Parallelogram = 2 x Area of Triangle

→ 2 x 1224

→ 2448 cm ²

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