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Radha made a picture of an aeroplane with colored paper as shown in the figure. Find the total area of the paper used.
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Consider the problem:

For region I :
Semi perimeter of region I (triangle)
s=5+5+12cm =112cm =5.5 cm

By using Heron's formula, then the area of region I (triangle)
=s(sa)(sb)(sc)=5.5(5.55)(5.55)(5.51)=5.5×0.5×0.5×4.5=2.5cm2(approx)..........(1)

For region II :
Length =6.5 cm
Breadth =1 cm

Area of region II (rectangle)
Area of rectangle =length×Breadth
=6.5×1 cm2=6.5 cm2..........(2)

For region IV :
Applying Pythagoras theorem on ΔABC

AB2=AC2+BC2
AB2=62+(1.5)2AB2=36+2.25=38.25AB=6.2cm2(approx)

Semi perimeter of ΔABC

s=6+1.5+6.22 cm=13.72 cm=6.85cm2

Using Heron's formula, Area of ΔABC

=s(sa)(sb)(sc)=6.85(6.856)(6.851.5)(6.856.2)=6.85×0.85×5.35×0.65=4.5cm2..............(3)

For region V :
Area of region V =Areaof(ΔABC)=4.5cm2.......(4)

For region III,
Here it seems Region III is a trapezium and we do not know the height of this trapezium,so we have to draw this trapezium separately so that, we can find its area.
So, Draw STPQ and RUPQ. doing so, we have PT=0.5cm and UQ=0.5cm

Now, we can use Pythagoras theorem on ΔSPT to find the height of trapezium PQRS.

SP2=ST2+PT2
12=ST2+(0.5)2ST2=10.25=0.75ST=0.87 cm(approx)

So, Area of region III (Trapezium)
=12(SR+PQ)×ST=12(1+2)×0.87 cm2=1.305cm2.........(5)

Now, adding (1),(2),(3),(4) and (5) to find the total area of aeroplane picture.

Total area=(2.5+6.5+4.5+4.5+1.305) cm2
=19.305 cm2

Hence, the required area is approximately 19.305 cm2

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