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Two similar triangles have have areas of 75 m2 and 12 m2. find the ratio of the perimeters

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we know that having similar triangles so the ratio of sides,area and volume are same.


s/s=s^2/s^2

we know that
s^2 will be the area of triangle.


s^2/s^2=75/12

so
s/s=√(75/12)

so the ratio of the perimeter of two triangles will be


(s+s+s)/(s+s+s)=(√(75) +√(75) +√(75) )/(√(12)+√(12) +√(12) )

ratio of the perimeter=
√(225) /√(36)

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Answer:

The ratio of their perimeter is 5 : 2.

Explanation:

Since, if two triangles are similar,

Then, the ratio of their area is equal to the square of the ratio of corresponding sides or the ratio of the corresponding perimeters,


\text{The ratio of their areas}=(\text{The ratio of the perimeter})^2

Here, the triangles have have areas of 75 m² and 12 m²,

So, the ratio of the area =
(75)/(12)


(\text{The ratio of the perimeter})^2=(75)/(12)


\text{The ratio of the perimeter}=\sqrt{(75)/(12)}=\sqrt{(25)/(4)}=(5)/(2)

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