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The document contains a series of mathematical exercises focused on finding areas and altitudes of trapeziums, triangles, and parallelograms using specific formulas. Each exercise provides the necessary calculations and final answers for the respective geometric figures. Additionally, it highlights a unit mismatch in one exercise regarding area and altitude measurements.

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Answer All The 8 Questions in A Simple and Easy Me..

The document contains a series of mathematical exercises focused on finding areas and altitudes of trapeziums, triangles, and parallelograms using specific formulas. Each exercise provides the necessary calculations and final answers for the respective geometric figures. Additionally, it highlights a unit mismatch in one exercise regarding area and altitude measurements.

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Class 6th Math, Exercise 8.

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1. Find the area of a trapezium if the length of two bases are 8.8 m and 12.9 m
respectively. The perpendicular distance between two bases are 12 m.
●​ Formula: Area of Trapezium = (1/2) * (Sum of bases) * Height
●​ Calculation: (1/2) * (8.8 m + 12.9 m) * 12 m = (1/2) * (21.7 m) * 12 m = 130.2 sq m
Answer: The area of the trapezium is 130.2 square meters.
2. Find the altitude of a trapezium if the length of two bases are 5.6 cm and 2.9 cm
respectively. The area of the trapezium is 42 sq cm.
●​ Formula: Area of Trapezium = (1/2) * (Sum of bases) * Height
●​ Rearrange for Height: Height = (2 * Area) / (Sum of bases)
●​ Calculation: Height = (2 * 42 sq cm) / (5.6 cm + 2.9 cm) = 84 sq cm / 8.5 cm = 9.88 cm
(approximately)
Answer: The altitude of the trapezium is approximately 9.88 centimeters.
3. Find the altitude of the triangular field. If its area is 946 sq cm and base is 104 cm.
●​ Formula: Area of Triangle = (1/2) * Base * Height
●​ Rearrange for Height: Height = (2 * Area) / Base
●​ Calculation: Height = (2 * 946 sq cm) / 104 cm = 1892 sq cm / 104 cm = 18.19 cm
(approximately)
Answer: The altitude of the triangular field is approximately 18.19 centimeters.
4. Find the base of the triangular piece of carpet. If its area is 15.68 sq m and altitude is
9.04 m.
●​ Formula: Area of Triangle = (1/2) * Base * Height
●​ Rearrange for Base: Base = (2 * Area) / Height
●​ Calculation: Base = (2 * 15.68 sq m) / 9.04 m = 31.36 sq m / 9.04 m = 3.47 m
(approximately)
Answer: The base of the triangular piece of carpet is approximately 3.47 meters.
5. Find the area of the triangle if the length of its base is 2.5 m and the length of its
altitude is 1.2 m.
●​ Formula: Area of Triangle = (1/2) * Base * Height
●​ Calculation: (1/2) * 2.5 m * 1.2 m = 1.5 sq m
Answer: The area of the triangle is 1.5 square meters.
6. The area of the parallelogram is 900 sq m and base is 30 m. Find the altitude of
parallelogram.
●​ Formula: Area of Parallelogram = Base * Height
●​ Rearrange for Height: Height = Area / Base
●​ Calculation: Height = 900 sq m / 30 m = 30 m
Answer: The altitude of the parallelogram is 30 meters.
7. The altitude of the parallelogram is 56 m and its area is 6424 sq cm. Find the base of
parallelogram.
●​ Formula: Area of Parallelogram = Base * Height
●​ Rearrange for Base: Base = Area / Height
●​ Calculation: Base = 6424 sq cm / 56 m = 114.71 m (approximately)
Important Note: There's a unit mismatch! The area is in square centimeters (sq cm) and the
altitude is in meters (m). We need to convert one to match the other. Let's convert the area to
square meters:
●​ 6424 sq cm = 0.6424 sq m (since 1 sq m = 10,000 sq cm)
●​ Correct Calculation: Base = 0.6424 sq m / 56 m = 0.01147 m (approximately)
Answer: The base of the parallelogram is approximately 0.01147 meters or 1.147
centimeters.
8. The area of the parallelogram is 900 sq m and base is 30 m. Find the altitude of
parallelogram.
●​ This is the same as question 6, so the answer is 30 meters.
Let me know if you would like any further clarifications or have more questions!

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