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How many tiles like the triangle given here will fit in the white design?

Area of design = ________ square cm

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Solution

6 triangular tiles will fit into the given white design.

Now, an area of 1 such triangular tile = 12 square cm

Area of 6 triangular tiles that make this design

= 6 × 12

= 3 square cm

Area of design = 3 square cm

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Chapter 11 Area and its Boundary
Area and its Boundary | Q e) | Page 149

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