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A campsite in the shape of a rectangle FGHI has sides (3x + 6) m and (x + 1) m, and the length of the diagonal FH is (4x + 1) m. Find the area of the campsite.​

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Answered by XxItzTannuxX
1

Answer:

Answer:168m²

Step-by-step explanation:

Using Pythagoras theorem,

Diagonal length² + breadth²

16x²+8x²+1 = 10x²+38x+37 (4x+1)²-(3x+6)²+(x+1)²

6x²-30x-36-0

x²-5x-6=0

x=6 or x= -1 (rejected as length can't be

negative) Length of the campsite = (3*6)+6=24m

Breadth of campsite = (6+1) = 7m

Area = 24*7 = 168m².

Answered by Anonymous
3

Answer:

Answer:168m²

Step-by-step explanation:

Using Pythagoras theorem,

Diagonal² = length² + breadth²

(4x+1)=(3x+6)²+(x+1)² 16x²+8x²+1 = 10x²+38x+37

6x²-30x-36-0

x²-5x-6=0

x=6 or x= -1 (rejected as length can't be negative)

Length of the campsite = (3*6)+6=24m

Breadth of campsite = (6+1) = 7m

Area = 24*7 = 168m².

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