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6. The walls and ceiling of a hall 32 m long, 22 m wide and 12 m high are to be covered with a wall
paper. Find the length of paper required if the paper is 2 m wide.
7. The length and breadth of a rectangular field is 100 m and 70 m respectively. If three layers o
wires are used to fence it, how much wire is needed?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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  \bf\scriptsize \: {The  \: walls \:  and \:  ceiling \:  of  \: a  \: hall \:  32  \: m \:  long, }  \\ \bf \scriptsize{22 \:  m \:  wide \:  and \:  12 m \:  high \:  are \:  to \:  be  \: covered \:  with  \: a \:  wall} \\\bf\scriptsize{paper. \:  Find \:  the \:  length  \: of  \: paper  \: required  \: if \:  the \:  paper is \:  2 m \:  wide.}

 \bf \red{Answer}

 \bf \scriptsize{We \:  know \:  that \:  Lateral  \: surface  \: area \:  of  \: cuboid \:  is \:  = 2 \times height( \: length \:  +  \: width \: )} \\  \bf \scriptsize{ \:  = 2 \times h \: ( \: l + b)}

 \bf \scriptsize{ = 2 \times h \: ( \: l \:  +  \: b) } \\  \bf \scriptsize{ = 2  \times 12 \: (32 + 22) \: } \\ \bf \scriptsize{ = 24 \: (54)}  \\ \bf \scriptsize{ = 25 \times 54}  \\ \bf \scriptsize{ = 1266}

 \bf \scriptsize{Length \:  of \:  the \:  paper \:  required \:  =  \frac{lateral \: surface \:  area \: of \: cuboid \: }{ \: wide \: paper}  }

 \bf \scriptsize{ =  \frac{1296}{2} = 634.5 \: m}

 \bf  \scriptsize{Hence \: length \: of \:  \: paper \: is \: 634.5 \: m \: required.}

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 \bf \scriptsize{The \:  length \:  and \:  breadth \:  of \:  a \:  rectangular \:  field \:  is  \: 100  \: m  \: and  \: 70 m \:  respectively \: . If  \: three  \: layers \:  of} \\\bf \: \scriptsize{wires  \: are  \: used \:  to \:  fence  \: it,  \: how \:  much \:  wire \:  is \:  needed? \: }

 \bf \red{Answer}

\bf\scriptsize{ Wire \: required = perimeter \: of \: field \:  \times  \: no. \: of \: layers \: } \\   \bf\scriptsize{ = 2( \: l + b) \times 3} \\   \bf\scriptsize{ = 2(100 + 70) \times 3}  \\ \bf \scriptsize{ = 340 \times 3} \\  \bf \scriptsize{ = 1020 \: m \: }

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