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13 Dec 2022, 02:30
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What is the area of triangle PST shown above?
(1) The area of rectangle PQRS is 40.
(2) The area of parallelogram PTRU is 32.
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13 Dec 2022, 03:41
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statement 1 insufficient
statement 2 insufficient
considering both
we can subtract area of trapezium from area of rectangle
will get area of 2 triangle
PST AND UQR
BOTH ARE CONGRUENT
WE CAN GET AREA OF PST
therefore option c correct
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statement 2 insufficient
considering both
we can subtract area of trapezium from area of rectangle
will get area of 2 triangle
PST AND UQR
BOTH ARE CONGRUENT
WE CAN GET AREA OF PST
therefore option c correct
not sure about ans
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13 Dec 2022, 21:15
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There's nothing in the question stem or statements 1 & 2 that tells PST, UQR are congruent (is PT parallel to UR or ST = UQ or angle at T = angle at U, nothing). So, cannot infer and hence cannot be determined.
