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A carpenter had a rectangular board which measured 4m by 3m. He cut out a square piece side 125 cm.What is the ratio of the area of the cut out piece and the remaining piece?​

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Answered by kumaresh7
49

Step-by-step explanation:

Length of the rectangular board = 4 m = 400 cm

Breadth of the rectangular board = 3 m = 300 cm

AREA of the rectangular board = LENGTH * BREADTH

= 400* 300 cm ^ 2

= 120000 cm^ 2

Side of a square piece = 125 cm

Area of a square piece = (125)^2 cm ^2

= 15625 cm^2

Remaining piece 's area = (120000 - 15625 )cm^2

= 104375 cm^2

Ratio of the area of the cut out piece to the remaining piece = 15625 / 104375

= 25 / 167

= 25 : 167

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Answered by arjitrana120813
8

Step-by-step explanation:

length of rectangular board = 4m =400 cm

breadth of rectangular board=3m=300 cm

Area of rectangular board= length x breadth

= 400x 300 cm ^2

= 120000 cm ^2

Side of square piece = 125 cm

area of square piece = (125)^2 cm^2

=15625 cm

Remaining piece area =(120000 - 15625) cm^2

=104375 cm^2

Ratio of the area of cut out remaining piece= 15625/104375

=25/167

= 25: 167

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