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Aman verma
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Refer to the following figure,Aman verma wrote:Q: In a right angled triangle, angle C = 90 degrees. AE and BD are two medians of the triangle ABC meeting at F. The ratio of the area of the triangle ABF and the quadrilateral FDCE is :

Triangles BCD, BDA, and ABC has same height and their bases are related by CD = AD = AC/2.
Hence, Area of BCD = Area of BDA = (Area of ABC)/2
Similarly, Area of ABE = Area of ACE = (Area of ABC)/2
So, Area of BCD = Area of ACE
--> (Area of FDCE + Area of BEF) = (Area of FDCE + Area of AFD)
--> Area of BEF = Area of AFD
Now we know, Area of BCD = Area of BDA
--> (Area of FDCE + Area of BEF) = (Area of AFB + Area of AFD)
--> Area of FDCE = Area of AFB
Hence, the required ratio is 1:1.
The correct answer is A.

















