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Sahana drew a rectangle ABCD of which AB=4 cm and BC=6 cm. I draw a triangle with equal area of that rectangle.

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Solution

A. Draw the given rectangle ABCD.
B. Draw the diagonal AC of rectangle ABCD.
C. Draw a parallel line through point D to diagonal AC of rectangle ABCD which intersects at F produced BC.
D. DF||AC, ABE is the required triangle.
Proof:
ACE=ADC (on same base AC and between same parallels AC and DE )
ACE=ADC
ABC+ADC=ACE+ABC (adding area of ABC on both sides)
rectangle ABCD=ABE

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