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A farmer had some land of area 9x3y2z sq. m.
He divided it into equal parts of 3xy2z sq. m.
How many parts was the land divided into?

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Answered by Anonymous
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\huge\bold{\mathtt{Question⇒}}

A farmer had some land of area 9x³y²z sq. m. He divided it into equal parts of 3xy²z sq. m. How many parts was the land divided into?

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Given⇒}}

  • Area of whole field = 9x³y²z m²

  • Area of each part = 3xy²z m²

\huge\bold{\mathtt{To\:find⇒}}

The no. of parts.

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Solution⇒}}

Let the no. of parts be a.

We know that:

\boxed{\tiny\mathtt{No.\:of\:parts×Area\:of\:each\:part=Area\:of\:whole\:field.}}

According to condition,

a × 3xy²z = 9x³y²z

⇒\:a = {\frac{9x³y²z}{3xy²z}}

⇒\:a = {\frac{9x³\cancel{y²z}}{3x\cancel{y²z}}}

⇒\:a = {\frac{9x³}{3x}}

⇒\:a = 3x²

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Hence⇒}}

a = 3x²

No. of parts = a = 3x²

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Therefore⇒}}

The land was divided into 3x² parts.

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Done}}

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