Math, asked by sachin22351, 1 month ago

100 per m.
A rectangular park is 55 m by 25 m. A path 2.5 m wide is built all around it inside it.
Find the cost of grassing the remaining part of the park * 60 per m.​

Answers

Answered by AestheticSoul
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Given :

• Length of the rectanglular park = 55 m

• Breadth of the rectangular park = 25 m

• Width of the path constructed outside the garden = 2.5 m

To find :

• Cost of grassing the remaining part of the park at the rate of Rs. 60

Solution :

Firstly, we will calculate the area of rectanglular park :-

Using formula,

Area of rectangle = l × b

where,

• l denotes the length of the rectangle

• b denotes the breadth of the rectangle

Substituting the given values,

⟶ Area of the rectanglular park = 55 × 25

⟶ Area of the rectangular park = 1375

Therefore, the area of rectanglular park = 1375 m²

Dimensions of the rectangular park including the path :-

⟶ Length = 55 + (2.5 + 2.5)

⟶ Length = 60 m

⟶ Breadth = 25 + (2.5 + 2.5)

⟶ Breadth = 30 m

⟶ Area of the rectanglular park including the path = l × b

⟶ Area of the rectanglular park including the path = 60 × 30

⟶ Area of the rectanglular park including the path = 1800

Therefore, the area of rectanglular park including the path = 1800 m²

Area of the path = Area of the rectanglular park including the path - Area of the rectangular park

⟶ Area of the path = 1800 - 1375

⟶ Area of the path = 425

Therefore, area of the path = 425 m²

Cost of grassing the remaining part of the park = Rate × Area

⟶ Cost = 60 × 425

⟶ Cost = 25,500

Therefore, cost of grassing the remaining part of the park = Rs. 25,500

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