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Two isosceles triangles have equal bases and their areas in the ratio of 16 is to 49 find the ratio of their corresponding altitude

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Answered by arpitasahani
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Let the two triangles be ABC AND DEF. Let AE be altitude of ABC triangle and DG be altitude of DEF triangle .

BC = EF

1/2× BC × AE /1/2× EF× DG = 16/ 49

= AE / DG = 16 / 49

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Answered by Anonymous
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Let ,

The triangles be ABC AND DEF.

Let ,

Seg AE be altitude of ABC triangle

Seg DG be altitude of DEF triangle .

SegBC =Seg EF

= \frac{1}{2} × BC × AE × \frac{1}{2} × EF× DG = \frac{16}{49}

= AE/DG = \frac{16}{49}

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