Math, asked by moumitarana85, 9 months ago

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Rita runs around a rectangular park (180 x 80) m². Anuj runs a square park 160 m long. Who runs mor
distance and How much distance they covered?​

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Answered by Aloi99
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\boxed{Question:-}

Rita runs around a rectangular park (180 x 80) m. Anuj runs a square park 160 m long. Who runs more distance and How much distance they covered?

\boxed{Solution:-}

Area of Rectangular Park - Area of Square Park=Total Distance they covered↓

Rectangular Park

length(l)=180m

breadth(b)=80m

Area of Rectangle=b

180×80=14400m²

Square Park

Side(a)=160m

Area Of Square=

=>(160)²=25600m²

25600-14400=11200m²

=>Anuj Ran More and by 11200m²

 \mathcal{BE \: BRAINLY}

Answered by Anonymous
103

\huge{\underline{\underline{\bf{Solution}}}}

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\tt Given\begin{cases}  \sf{Dimensions \: of \: rectangular \: field = (180 \times 80)m^2} \\  \sf{Dimension \: of \: square \: park = 160 \: m}  \end{cases}

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\Large{\underline{\underline{\bf{To \: Find :}}}}

We have to find the distance covered by Rita and Anuj. Who covers more distance and by how much.

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\Large{\underline{\underline{\bf{Explanation :}}}}

We know that,

\Large{\star{\boxed{\sf{Area = Length \times Breadth}}}}

\sf{\mapsto Area = 180 \times 80} \\ \\ \sf{\mapsto Area = 14400 \: m^2}

\sf{\therefore \: Distance \: by \: Rita \: is \: 14400 \: m^2.}

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Now,

\Large{\star{\boxed{\sf{Area = Side \times Side}}}}

\sf{\mapsto Area = 160 \times 160} \\ \\ \sf{\mapsto Area = 25600 \: m^2}

\sf{\therefore \: Distance \: covered \:  by \: Anuj \: is \: 25600 \: m^2}

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Anuj covers more distance than Rita

→ 25600 - 14400

→11200 m²

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