
In the given figure, BC represents the unbroken part of the tree.
Point C represents the point where the tree broke and CA represents the broken part of the tree.
Triangle ABC, thus formed, is right-angled at B.
Applying Pythagoras theorem in Δ ABC,
\(AC^2= BC^2+ AB^2\)
\(AC^2= (5 m)^2+ (12 m)^2\)
\(AC^2= 25 m^2+ 144 m^2= 169 m^2\)
\(AC = 13\) \(m\)
Thus, original height of the tree = \(AC + CB = 13\) \(m + 5 \) \(m\)
= \(18\) \(m\)


| So No | Base | Height | Area of parallelogram |
|---|---|---|---|
| a. | 20 cm | - | 246 \(cm^2\) |
| b. | - | 15 cm | 154.5 \(cm^2\) |
| c. | - | 8.4 cm | 48.72 \(cm^2\) |
| d. | 15.6 cm | - | 16.38 \(cm^2\) |
| Base | Height | Area of triangle |
|---|---|---|
| 15 cm | - | 87 \(cm^2\) |
| - | 31.4 mm | 1256 \(mm^2\) |
| 22 cm | - | 170.5 \(cm^2\) |


In the case of right-angled triangles, identify the right angles.



| So No | Base | Height | Area of parallelogram |
|---|---|---|---|
| a. | 20 cm | - | 246 \(cm^2\) |
| b. | - | 15 cm | 154.5 \(cm^2\) |
| c. | - | 8.4 cm | 48.72 \(cm^2\) |
| d. | 15.6 cm | - | 16.38 \(cm^2\) |
| Base | Height | Area of triangle |
|---|---|---|
| 15 cm | - | 87 \(cm^2\) |
| - | 31.4 mm | 1256 \(mm^2\) |
| 22 cm | - | 170.5 \(cm^2\) |
