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AREAS OF TRIANGLES AND PARALLELOGRAMS MCQs
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Answer: Option B. -> 1 = 2 = 3 = 4
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B
Consider the figure below:
In â–³DAOandâ–³OCB
∠DAO=∠OCB(Alternate angles)∠ADO=∠CBO(Alternate angles)AD=CB(Opposite sides of parallelogram)Hence,ΔADO≅ΔCBO(AAS congruence)Similarly it can be proved thatArea(ΔDOC)=Area(Δ(BOA)
In â–³ABD, AO is the median.
A median divides a triangle into two equal parts.
Hence 1 = 4
Similarly 2 = 3
∴1=2=3=4​
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B
Consider the figure below:
In â–³DAOandâ–³OCB
∠DAO=∠OCB(Alternate angles)∠ADO=∠CBO(Alternate angles)AD=CB(Opposite sides of parallelogram)Hence,ΔADO≅ΔCBO(AAS congruence)Similarly it can be proved thatArea(ΔDOC)=Area(Δ(BOA)
In â–³ABD, AO is the median.
A median divides a triangle into two equal parts.
Hence 1 = 4
Similarly 2 = 3
∴1=2=3=4​
Answer: Option B. -> 2.5Â cm2
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B
Given:
ABCD is a parallelogram.
Base BC = 4 cm
Height of a parallelogram = 5 cm
Area of parallelogram ABCD = Base xHeight
=5cm×4cm
=20cm2
A diagonal divides a parallelogram in two congruent triangles which have equal areas.
∴AreaΔABD=AreaΔBDC
∴AreaΔABD =12Area of ABCD
=10cm2
Let R be the midpoint of the diagonal. Join P and Q to R.
P and Q are midpoints of AB and AD.
Therefore PQ is parallel to BD (Midpoint theorem)
Similarly, QR is parallel to AB and PR is parallel to AD
Therefore, APQR, DQPR and BPQR are all parallelograms
∴AreaΔAQP=AreaΔRQP
=AreaΔBPR=AreaΔQPR...(i)
AreaΔABD=AreaΔAQP+AreaΔRQP+AreaΔBPR+AreaΔQPR
AreaΔABD=4×AreaΔAQP=14×AreaΔABD
∴AreaΔAQP=14×10
=2.5cm2
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B
Given:
ABCD is a parallelogram.
Base BC = 4 cm
Height of a parallelogram = 5 cm
Area of parallelogram ABCD = Base xHeight
=5cm×4cm
=20cm2
A diagonal divides a parallelogram in two congruent triangles which have equal areas.
∴AreaΔABD=AreaΔBDC
∴AreaΔABD =12Area of ABCD
=10cm2
Let R be the midpoint of the diagonal. Join P and Q to R.
P and Q are midpoints of AB and AD.
Therefore PQ is parallel to BD (Midpoint theorem)
Similarly, QR is parallel to AB and PR is parallel to AD
Therefore, APQR, DQPR and BPQR are all parallelograms
∴AreaΔAQP=AreaΔRQP
=AreaΔBPR=AreaΔQPR...(i)
AreaΔABD=AreaΔAQP+AreaΔRQP+AreaΔBPR+AreaΔQPR
AreaΔABD=4×AreaΔAQP=14×AreaΔABD
∴AreaΔAQP=14×10
=2.5cm2
Answer: Option A. -> 2:1
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A
Consider the figure given below.
In this figure, ABCD is a parallelogram and ABE is a triangle. Both of them have the same base i.e., AB. The perpendicular EF is an altitude for both triangle and parallelogram.
Now area of ΔABE=12AB×EF
And area of parallelogram is AB×EF.
Hence, Area of parallelogram is twice that of triangle and the ratio will be 2:1
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A
Consider the figure given below.
In this figure, ABCD is a parallelogram and ABE is a triangle. Both of them have the same base i.e., AB. The perpendicular EF is an altitude for both triangle and parallelogram.
Now area of ΔABE=12AB×EF
And area of parallelogram is AB×EF.
Hence, Area of parallelogram is twice that of triangle and the ratio will be 2:1
Answer: Option D. -> ΔAOD
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D
It can be observed that ΔDAC and ΔDBC lie on the same base DC and between the same parallels AB and CD.
∴ Area (ΔDAC) = Area (ΔDBC)
SubtractingArea (ΔDOC) on both the sides
⇒ Area (ΔDAC) − Area (ΔDOC) = Area (ΔDBC) − Area (ΔDOC)
⇒ Area (ΔAOD) = Area (ΔBOC)
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D
It can be observed that ΔDAC and ΔDBC lie on the same base DC and between the same parallels AB and CD.
∴ Area (ΔDAC) = Area (ΔDBC)
SubtractingArea (ΔDOC) on both the sides
⇒ Area (ΔDAC) − Area (ΔDOC) = Area (ΔDBC) − Area (ΔDOC)
⇒ Area (ΔAOD) = Area (ΔBOC)
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The part of the plane enclosed by a simple closed figure is called a planar region. The magnitude or measure of this planar region is called its area.
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If a triangle and a parallelogram are on the same base and between the same parallels, then the area of the triangle is equal to half the area of the parallelogram.
Thus, area of triangle AEB is12×54=27cm2.
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Draw a line throughOparallel toADas shown.ParallelogramAPQDand triangleAODare on same baseADand between same parallels.So, Area(AOD)=12Area(APQD)Area(APQD)=60cm2ParallelogramPBCQand triangleBOCare on same base BC and between same parallels.So, Area(BOC)=12Area(PBCQ)Area(PBCQ)=120cm2Area(ABCD)=Area(APQD)+Area(PBCQ)=180cm2
Answer: Option C. -> 24 cm2
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C
Given: In â–³ABC, D,E and F are midpoints of BC, CA and AB.
Area (ΔABC) = 32 cm2
To find:Area of trapezium BFEC
Considerâ–³ABC,
F and E are midpoints of AB and AC. (given)
∴ FE ∥BC(Midpoint theorem)
∴ FE ∥BD
Similarly ED ∥ ABand FD ∥ AC
∴ FEDB, FDEC and FDEA are all parallelograms.
Since a diagonaldivides a parallelogram into two congruent triangles, hence
Area(ΔBFD)=Area(ΔEFD)=Area(ΔECD)=Area(ΔEFA)
=14Area(ΔABC)=8cm2
Area(BFEC)
=Area(ΔBFD)+Area(ΔEFD)+Area(ΔECD)=24cm2
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C
Given: In â–³ABC, D,E and F are midpoints of BC, CA and AB.
Area (ΔABC) = 32 cm2
To find:Area of trapezium BFEC
Considerâ–³ABC,
F and E are midpoints of AB and AC. (given)
∴ FE ∥BC(Midpoint theorem)
∴ FE ∥BD
Similarly ED ∥ ABand FD ∥ AC
∴ FEDB, FDEC and FDEA are all parallelograms.
Since a diagonaldivides a parallelogram into two congruent triangles, hence
Area(ΔBFD)=Area(ΔEFD)=Area(ΔECD)=Area(ΔEFA)
=14Area(ΔABC)=8cm2
Area(BFEC)
=Area(ΔBFD)+Area(ΔEFD)+Area(ΔECD)=24cm2