Hi, Nice to see your posts after a long hiatus. Looking forward to more posts as the D-Day draws near. Reply
Is there another way wherein we consider one half of the square and thereby calculate the area of the trapezium using similar triangles? Reply
Yes, if you feel that is more efficient why not! There are always multiple ways to solve most questions…. regards J Reply
CAT-holics 
Hi, Nice to see your posts after a long hiatus. Looking forward to more posts as the D-Day draws near.
Is there another way wherein we consider one half of the square and thereby calculate the area of the trapezium using similar triangles?
Yes, if you feel that is more efficient why not! There are always multiple ways to solve most questions….
regards
J