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7. An artificial rectangular pond measuring 50 m by 40 m hos two paths each of width 5 m crossing
each other at right angles. Each path is parallel to one of the sides. Find the area of the path.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\bold{Given} \begin{cases}\sf{Length\:of \: Pond\: ( l ) = 50 m} \\ \sf{Breadth \: of \: Pond \: ( b ) = 40 m}\\ \sf{Width \: of \: the \: Road \:( w ) = 5 m} \\\sf{Area \:of \:Road = ?}\end{cases}

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\implies \tt Area \:of \:Road = (Area \: of \:Park) - (Area \: of \: \\\qquad  \qquad \qquad \qquad \:\: \:\tt Parts \:Excluding \: the \: Road) \\ \\\implies \tt Area\:of \:Road = ( l b ) - [(l - 2)(b - 2)] \\ \\\implies \tt Area \: of \: Road = (50 \times 40) - [(50 - 5) \times(40 - 5)] \\ \\\implies \tt Area \: of \:Road = 2000 - ( 45 \times 35) \\ \\\implies \tt Area \:of \: Road = 2000 - 1575 \\ \\\implies \boxed{\red{\tt Area \:of \:Road = 425 \:{m}^{2}}}

Therefore, Area of the Road is 425

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S H O R T C U T T R I C K :

\longrightarrow \tt Area \:of \:Road = [(Length + Breadth) - Width] \times Width \\ \\\longrightarrow \tt Area \:of \:Road = [(50 + 40) - 5] \times5 \\ \\\longrightarrow \tt Area \:of \:Road = [90 - 5] \times 5 \\ \\\longrightarrow \tt Area \:of \:Road = 85 \times 5 \\ \\\longrightarrow \boxed{\red{\tt Area \:of \:Road = 425 \: {m}^{2}}}

Therefore, Area of the Road is 425 m²

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Formula Used:-

for a rectangle of length l and breadth b ,

(1) Area is given by the formula,

\sf\longrightarrow \boxed{Area=(length\times breadth)}

(2) Perimeter is given by the Formula,

\sf\longrightarrow \boxed{Perimeter=2\times(length+ breadth)}

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Q)

An artificial rectangular pond measuring 50 m by 40 m hos two paths each of width 5 m crossing

each other at right angles. Each path is parallel to one of the sides. Find the area of the path.

Ans)(plz, Refer to the fig. attached above)

for the rectangular pond

  • length(l)=50 m
  • breadth (b)=40 m
  • Area=(50×40)m²=2,000 m²

For each small rectangular portion

  • length=\sf(\frac{50-5}{2} )=22.5 \:m
  • breadth=\sf(\frac{40-5}{2} )=17.5 \:m
  • Area=(22.5×17.5)=393.75

\because \sf All\: these \:four\: rectangular\: portions \\ \:are \:of \:same \:size , so \:each\: rectangular\: \\ portion\: would\: have\: the \:same \:area =393.75\:m{}^{2}

\therefore \sf Area\: of \:all\: 4\: rectangular\: portions\:=(4\times393.75)\:m{}^{2}

\longrightarrow \sf Area\: of \:all\: 4\: rectangular\: portions\:=1575\:m{}^{2}

Area of the path=(2000-1575)m²=425 m²

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