Math, asked by mittalrekha2005, 8 days ago

A farmer is having a rectangular piece of land measuring 100m×75m. he is doing organic farming in his field according to the demand of the market. For this,he made different square and rectangular shaped pieces of land . The square shaped pieces of land having an area of 625m^2 and 400m^2.
1) he wants to plant cauliflower in the small square piece of land in such a way that the number of plants in each row and column are same. How many plants can he grow in each row and column.​

Answers

Answered by jaiveersingh70
1

The perimeter of a rectangular piece of land = 2(Length + Breadth)

= 2(0.7+0.5)

= 2(1.2)

= 2.4 km

\because1km\ =\ 1000m∵1km = 1000m

\therefore0.24\ =\ 1000\times0.24=2400∴0.24 = 1000×0.24=2400 m.

Since 4 rows of wire is required.

\therefore2400\times4=9600∴2400×4=9600 m.

\therefore9600\ m\ =\ 9.6\ km∴9600 m = 9.6 km

Therefore, length of wire required is 9.6 km or 9600 m.

Answered by itzmecutejennei
1

Answer:

Let the length of one side be x metres and the other side be y metres.

Here one side is a compound wall and 30 m wire is used for fencing.

⇒x+y+x=30

⇒y=30−2x

Area of the vegetable garden =100m

2

⇒ xy=100

⇒x(30−2x)=100

⇒30x−2x

2

=100

⇒15x−x

2

=50

⇒x

2

−15x+50=0

⇒x

2

−10x−5x+50=0

⇒(x−10)(x−5)=0

⇒x=5,10

When x=5 we have

y=30−(2×5)=20

When x=10,we have

y=30−(2×10)=10

Hence, the dimensions of the vegetable garden are 5m×20m or 10m×10m

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