Identify the area of the kite
2 answers:
Solution:
<u>It should be noted:</u>
- The hypotenuse is usually the slanted line in a triangle.
- Area of a kite = pq/2 (p and q = diagonal)
<u>Finding the missing side length of triangle₁</u>
- 51² = 24² + x² (x = unknown side length)
- => 2601 = 576 + x² (x = unknown side length)
- => 2601 - 576 = x² (x = unknown side length)
- => 2025 = x² (x = unknown side length)
- => x = 45 m
<u>Finding the missing side length of triangle₂</u>
- 30² = 24² + x² (x = missing side length)
- => 900 = 576 + x² (x = missing side length)
- => 900 - 576 = x² (x = missing side length)
- => 324 = x² (x = missing side length)
- => 18 m = x
<u>Finding the area:</u>
- Area of a kite = pq/2 (p and q = diagonal)
- => Area of a kite = (45 + 18)(24 + 24)/2
- => Area of a kite = (63)(48)/2
- => Area of a kite = 63 x 24 = 1512 m²
Answer:
1,944cm
Step-by-step explanation:
the right triangles are 30cm x 24cm divided by 2, but since there are 2 times 2
same thing for big triangles
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