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Given: KLMN is a trapezoid m∠N = m∠KML

ME ⊥ KN , ME =
3√(5), KE = 8, LM:KN = 3:5
Find: KM, LM, KN, Area of KLMN

I know that KM is
√(109)

Given: KLMN is a trapezoid m∠N = m∠KML ME ⊥ KN , ME = 3√(5), KE = 8, LM:KN = 3:5 Find-example-1

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Answer: KM= square root of 109, LM=48/5, KN=16, A=192sqr root of 5/5

Explanation:

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Answer:

The length of sides KM, LM and KN are
√(109), (48)/(5) and 16 respectively. The area of KLMN is
(192√(5))/(5) square unit.

Explanation:

According to given information: KLMN is a trapezoid, ∠N= ∠KML,
(LM)/(KN)=(3)/(5), ME ⊥ KN, KE=8
ME=3√(5).

Use pythagoras theorem is triangle EKM


Hypotenuse^2=base^2+perpendicular^2


(KM)^2=(KE)^2+(ME)^2


(KM)^2=(8)^2+(3√(5))^2


KM^2=64+9(5)


KM=√(109)

Let angle N and angle KML be θ.

Since angle KML and angle MKE are alternate interior angles, therefore angle MKE is θ.

In triangle KME,


\tan\theta=(3√(5) )/(8) .... (1)

In triangle KNE,


\tan\theta=(3√(5) )/(EN) .... (2)

Equate (1) and (2),


(3√(5) )/(8)=(3√(5) )/(EN)


EN=8

The length of side KN is


KN=KE+EN=8+8=16

Sides LM:KN are in the ratio 3:5. Let the side lengths are 3x and 5x respectively.


5x=16


x=(16)/(5)


3x=3* (16)/(5)=(48)/(5)

The area of KLMN is


Area=(1)/(2)(b_1+b_2)h


A=(1)/(2)* (LM+KN)* ME


A=(1)/(2)* ((48)/(5)+16)* 3√(5)


A=(192√(5))/(5)

Therefore length of sides KM, LM and KN are
√(109), (48)/(5) and 16 respectively. The area of KLMN is
(192√(5))/(5) square unit.

Given: KLMN is a trapezoid m∠N = m∠KML ME ⊥ KN , ME = 3√(5), KE = 8, LM:KN = 3:5 Find-example-1
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