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Find the area of the fig.16.30 in the following ways:- (i) Sum of the areas of three triangles (ii) Area of a rectangle - sum of the areas of five triangles.
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Figure?
here it is :)
It looks like the triangle on top has a 25 cm base and a 10 cm height, and the two triangles on the bottom have 25 cm bases and 20 cm heights. Is this correct? Where is the rectangle?
that's the real reason to ask the question that where is rectangle :(
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But then the rectangle is more than just 5 triangles.
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Oh, I see, it's area of rectangle _minus_ area of 5 triangles.
i'm nt sure, ok
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|dw:1357020776326:dw| Did I place the 25 cm measurements and the 50 cm measurement and the vertical 10 cm and 20 cm measurements correctly?
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