Math, asked by prashantrathaur64, 2 months ago

6. The area of a square park is the same as
of a rectangular park. If the side of the
square park is 40 m and the length of the
rectangular park is 80 m, find the breadth
of the rectangular park.​

Answers

Answered by anujjsharma21
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Answer:

Side of a square park= 60m

Length of a square park= 90m

Area of the rectangle park= Area of the square park

90m\ \times6=60m\times60m90m ×6=60m×60m

b=\frac{60m\times60m}{90}b=

90

60m×60m

b=40m

Hence, the required breadth= 40m

Answered by ak1522667
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area of rectangular park = l×b

40m. =80m×x

x=80÷40

= 2m

the breadth of rectangular park is 2m

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