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Amazing solution and explanation )) Many thanks 🤩

betaa
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Ladder Theorem
1/S +1/44 = 1/(22+44) + 1/(33+44)
De donde S = 924/5
Luego X = 924/5 - (22 + 33 + 44) = 85, 8

joserubenalcarazmorinigo
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Another solution with direct calculation without a system of equations. Join E with D. In the triangle CAD we have FD*2=FC, because the area of AFD=22 and the area of AFC = 44. It follows that in the triangle CED we have: Area of FED*2=33 (area of CEF). Now he had the area of FED=33/2. Now we have x1/y1=Area ACD/Area DCB=Area AED/Area DEB. I note the area of DEB, with z. So we have 66/(33+33/2+z)=(22+33/2)/z The result is z=693/10. So the area of FEBD=693/10+33/2=85.8
Q.E.D.

petrusneacsu
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اممدنحمظ
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Wow... Brilliant example... Awesome, baffled me at first.went right over my head 😃 Thanks 👍🏻

theoyanto
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You can do it by the theorem of Menelaus. Take triangle CEF and line ADB. Then

(AE/AF)(DF/DC)(BC/BE) = 1

(7/4)(1/3)(BC/BE) = 1
(BE+EC)/BE = 12/7
EC/BE = 5/7
BE = (7/5) EC

BDFE = (7/5)(77) - 22
= (539 - 110)/5
= 429/5

pwmiles
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Thanks😍
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dyalaaleid
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Engr. Chan Pang Chin from San Min Secondary School, Telok Intan, Malaysia aka "the Wizard" has the shortest solution. Join D to E. Let area of triangle BDE = Y .
(44+22)/ (33+16.5+Y)=(22+16.5)/Y
Y=69.3 Required area = 16.5+69.3=85.8
Thanks to Mr Oon Kee Soon, Mr Loke Siu Kow, (San Min), Mr. Ganesan, (HMSS), Mr Lim Chee Lin (NJC, Singapore), my sifus.乾杯😅

chanpangchin
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Area of triangle ACD/area of triangle AFD=66/22=3
Hence area of BCD/area of BFD=3
Let area of BFD= b and area BFC=2b and area of BFE=2b—33
Area of ACE/area ofFCE=77/33=7/3
Area ABE/Area of BFE=7/3

Hence (2b—33)4/3= 22+b
b=198/5
Area of BFE=2b—33= 231/5
Area of blue part = 198/5+231/5=85.8

spiderjump
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i) a : 33 = (a + b + 22) : (33 + 44)
ii) b : 22 = (a + b + 33) : (22 + 44)

i) a * 77 = 33 * (a + b + 22)
77a = 33a + 33b + 33*22
77a = 33a + 33b + 726
44a - 33b = 726

ii) b * 66 = 22 * (a + b + 33)
66b = 22a + 22b + 22*33
66b = 22a + 22b + 726
44b - 22a = 726

i) 44a - 33b = 726
- 22a + 44b = 726 | * 2
ii) - 44a + 88b = 1452

i) + ii)
55b = 2178
b = 39.6

i) 44a - 33 * 39.6 = 726
44a - 1306.8 = 726
44a = 2032.8
a = 46.2

A = a + b = 46.2 + 39.6 = 85.8 square units

Waldlaeufer
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Too few information to determine the area of the region? 77/22+A=r, 66/33+A=s, two equations with three unknowns, how to calculate the value of A?🤔

misterenter-izrz
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Great explanation👍👍
Thanks for sharing😊😊

HappyFamilyOnline
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My approach was to realise that the distances of F, D and E from AC are in the ratio 4 : 6 : 7, based on the triangle area formula with AC as base. From this and with the aid of a custom coordinate system, I worked out how far away B is, giving me the area of the whole triangle ABC and hence the area of the blue quadrilateral.

flashg
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Join left-right diagonal of desired quadrilateral to divide the region in two triangles of area X and Y respectively
Hereby
(33 /x) = ( 44 +33)/( 22 + x + y)
4 x / 3 = 22 + y
And
(22 /y) = ( 44 +22)/( 33 + x + y)
i.e. 2 y = 33 + x
44 + 33 + x = 4 x / 3
x = 77 * 3 = 231
Hereby y = (33 + 3 * 77) / 2 = 33 * 6
Hereby x + y = 7 * 33 + 6 * 33 = 429

honestadministrator
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Good night sir I like it I proud of your talent

pralhadraochavan
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You assumed the "heights" intersect the sides at 90 degrees.

fokokoster
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Legend has it he's still creating more equations to compare

murphygreen
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Do those lines bisect the angles they're drawn from? They look like they do.

KipIngram
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Thanks for that tour de force! Perhaps another method would be:
Consider AC = y = base ; altitude (CFA) = 4/7 alt.(CEA) =2/3 alt.(CDA). Let G and H lie on AC so that line FG is // to CE, and line FH is// to AD. Then by sim. triangles : AG = (4/7) y, and CH = (2/3)y, so
GH = [4/7 + 2/3 - 1]y = (5/21) y.
But triangles FGH and BCA are similar so
area(BCA) = (21/5)44 = 184.8, (the bases of BCA and FCA being the same).
So req'd area = 184.8 - (44 + 33 +22) = 85.8 sq. units.

timc
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We can use the given Triangles:
Green-Yellow = 77 cm-square
Green-Pink = 66 cm-square.

shadmanhasan