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prove that area of an quadrilateral triangle is √3/4 a2 where a is side of an triang
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You mean equilateral triangle? You can either use trig ratios or Heron's Formula.
ya can you solve this question and a2 means a square
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\[\sqrt{3}\div4timesa \] and a ka square hai
|dw:1389603732105:dw| for a 30:60:90 triangle the side ratios are 1:sqrt3 : 2 so height of triangle is (sqrt3/2)a Area = 1/2 base*height = a/2 * (sqrt3/2)a = (sqrt3/4)a^2
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