Math, asked by surekhaheda, 3 months ago

A 200 m long and 65 m broad lawn has two roads at right angles,one 2 m wide, running parallel to its length and the other 2.5 m wide ,running parallel to its breadth. Find the cost of gravelling the roads at rupees 71.50 per square. m

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Answered by Anonymous
2

Answer

Length of the rectangular lawn=75m

Breadth of the lawn=60m

Width of the road=4m

Area of the road(ABCD) parallel to the length of the lawn = 75m×4m

=300m

2

Area of the road(EFGH) parallel to the breadth of the lawn = 60m×4m

=240m

2

Area of the common area in both ABCD and EFGH = 4m×4m

=16m

2

Total area of both the rectangular roads = 300+240−16

=524m

2

Cost of gravelling the roads per m

2

= Rs.4.50

Cost of gravelling the roads for 524m

2

=4.50×524

=2358

Cost of gravelling the road is Rs.2358

Answered by asharul11026
1

Answer:

1) Area. 200x2= 400

2) Area. 63x2.5. 157.50

Total area= 557.50m2

Cost of gravelling

@ Rs.71.50 per m2 = 557.5x7 I.50

= Rs 39861

Step-by-step explanation:

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