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Superpose one triangle on the other. We find that sum of the areas of the two
triangles is the same as the area of the rectangle.
Both the triangles are equal in area.
Now,area of each triangle = x (Area of the rectangle)
= x (length of rectangle x breadth of rectangle)
Again take a square and divide it into four triangles as shown in the figure.
The four triangles are equal in area.
Now, area of each triangle = x (Area of the square)