Math, asked by sharmapritam194, 11 months ago

A black board is 1m 35cm long and 1m 12cm broad .find the cost of painting the board at a rate of 15 paise per square cm​

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Answered by Sauron
42

Answer:

The Cost of painting the board is Rs. 2268.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :

Length = 1 m 35 cm

Breadth = 1 m 12 cm

Rate I'd painting = 15 paise per cm²

To find :

Cost is painting the board

Solution :

Convert the dimensions into centimetres.

Length = 1 m 35 cm into cm

\implies 1 m = 100 cm

\implies 100 cm + 35 cm

\implies 135 cm

\rule{300}{1.5}

Breadth = 1 m 12 cm into cm

\implies 1 m = 100 cm

\implies 100 cm + 12 cm

\implies 112 cm

\rule{300}{1.5}

Area of the Rectangle -

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

\implies 135 × 112

\implies 11520 cm²

\rule{300}{1.5}

Cost of painting -

Multiply the area by rate of painting to get the cost.

\implies 11520 × 15

\implies 226800 paise

\rule{300}{1.5}

Convert paise into rupees -

\implies 1 rupee = 100 paise

\implies 226800 ÷ 100

\implies 2268

\therefore The Cost of painting the board is Rs. 2268.

Answered by EliteSoul
26

Answer:

\huge{\boxed{\mathfrak\green{Answer:Rs.2268}}}

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\bf\red{Given\::}

  • Length of black board= 1 m 35 cm
  • Breadth of black board=1 m 12 cm
  • Rate = 15 paise per sq.cm
  • Cost of painting = ?

________________________

Converting paise into rupees,

100 paise = 1 rupee

\leadsto\tt 1 paise =\frac{1}{100}\:rupee\\ \leadsto\tt 15 paise =\frac{1\times 15}{100}\:rupee  \\ \leadsto\tt 15 paise = 0.15 \:rupee.

\therefore\tt{\underline{Rate \:= \: Rs.0.15 \:rupee}}

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\tt Length = 1m\:35 cm \\ \leadsto\tt Length = (1 \times 100 + 35)\:cm \\ \leadsto\tt Length = 135\:cm

\tt Breadth = 1m\:12cm \\ \leadsto\tt Breadth = (1 \times 100 + 12)\:cm \\ \leadsto\tt Breadth = 112\: cm

_________________________

\tt Area = Length \times Breadth

\leadsto\tt Area = (135 \times 112)\:{cm}^{2} \\ \leadsto\tt Area = 15120 \:{cm}^{2}

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\tt Cost \:of \:painting = Area \times Rate

\leadsto\tt Cost =Rs. (15120\times 0.15) \\ \leadsto\tt Cost = Rs.2268

\therefore\tt {\underline{Cost\:of\:painting=Rs.2268}}

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