CHALLENGING QUESTION
There is a man who plotted a land in shape of a trapezium with its parallel sides to be 15m and 5m & height=9m.
The Panchayat decided to take a triangular plot of land from one side to construct a school. He reluctantly agrees to this.
is this can be possible? Which are the possible triangular plots that can be taken by the Gram Panchayat?
and What value of the rich man can be seen here?
also, find area of parallelogram

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CHALLENGING QUESTION
There is a man who plotted a land in shape of a trapezium with its parallel sides to be 15m and 5m & height=9m. 
The Panchayat decided to take a triangular plot of land from one side to construct a school. He reluctantly agrees to this. 
is this can be possible? Which are the possible triangular plots that can be taken by the Gram Panchayat? 
and What value of the rich man can be seen here? 
also, find area of parallelogram

anonymous · Answer

trapeziums dont have parallel sides?

anonymous · Answer

unless you mean a trapezoid, gosh language can be annoying

anonymous · Answer

draw a picture

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

from said picture, there are only 2 possible triangular spots he could take

well, one if one of the sides is 90 degrees

anonymous · Answer

nobody can answer

anonymous · Answer

well it really depends on the angle of the sides, its hard to give an exact answer because there is so much information missing

anonymous · Answer

what about area of parallelogram

anonymous · Answer

most likely that would just be  height times the smallest side

anonymous · Answer

or 5*9

anonymous · Answer

base is always smaller than height

anonymous · Answer

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