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If ABCD is a rectangle, what is the area of the triangle PQR?
(1) DQ = QR = RC
(2) The area of rectangle is 38 square centimetres
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04 Nov 2019, 02:38
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If ABCD is a rectangle, what is the area of the triangle PQR?
(Statement1): DQ = QR = RC
—> nothing tells us about the rectangular
Insufficient
(2) The area of rectangle is 38 square centimetres
No info about the triangle.
Insufficient
Taken together 1&2,
ab= 38
—> the area of the triangle:
(a* b/3)/2= (a*b)/6 = 38/6= 19/3
Sufficient
The answer is C
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(Statement1): DQ = QR = RC
—> nothing tells us about the rectangular
Insufficient
(2) The area of rectangle is 38 square centimetres
No info about the triangle.
Insufficient
Taken together 1&2,
ab= 38
—> the area of the triangle:
(a* b/3)/2= (a*b)/6 = 38/6= 19/3
Sufficient
The answer is C
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05 Nov 2019, 22:29
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C
Divide the rectangle into triangles
By imaginary lines.
AD/BCE
Now first is insufficient as we don’t know at least one length
So BCE
Now second option alone cannot help us answer.
But together yes sufficient
So C
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Divide the rectangle into triangles
By imaginary lines.
AD/BCE
Now first is insufficient as we don’t know at least one length
So BCE
Now second option alone cannot help us answer.
But together yes sufficient
So C
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