Math, asked by sssukdeb, 6 months ago

226. If the length of a rectangle is increased by 10%. By what percent its width will
be decreased so that area remains same?
(a) 10%
(b) 11%
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(a):11​

Answers

Answered by mahak1578
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Step-by-step explanation:

Increase in length by 10% or 1/10th ,will require 1/(10 + 1 ) or 9 1/11% decrease in width to kep area constant.

This is a rule worth remembering.

Alternate quick method :

Net percentage change if two variables are multiplied together is given by :

A + B + AB/100

Here, A= 10% , let B = -x, net change = 0

10 +(-x) + (10 * -x)/100 = 0

=> 10 - x - x/10 = 0

10 = 11x/10

X = 100/11 = 9 1/11%

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