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3 3÷4 =3÷5 the length of a rectangle is 1 metre than its breadth. its are is 3 1÷4 square metre. what are its length and breadth? ​

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Answered by avniverma75
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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

The length of a rectangle is 1 metre more than its breadth. It area is 3 3/4 square metres. What are its length and breadth?

Solution: Area of the rectangle = 15/4 m^2

L = B+1

B(B+1) = 15/4, or

4B^2+4B-15 = 0

4B^2+10B-6B-15 = 0

2B(B+5) - 3(B+5) = 0

(2B-3)(B+5) = 0

So, B = 3/2 m and L = 5/2 m. Answer.

Answered by JessicaJahnavi
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Answer:

Solution: Area of the rectangle = 15/4 m^2

L = B+1

B(B+1) = 15/4, or

4B^2+4B-15 = 0

4B^2+10B-6B-15 = 0

2B(B+5) - 3(B+5) = 0

(2B-3)(B+5) = 0

So, B = 3/2 m and L = 5/2 m.

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