Math, asked by namanmaroo, 1 day ago

A garden is 90 m long and 75 m broad. A path 5 m wide is to be built outside and around it. Find the area of the path. Also find the area of the garden in hectare.

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Answered by Anonymous
3

Answer:

Area of original garden =90×75=6750 m²

After path is added around rectangle, new length =90+2×5=100 m

New breadth =75+2×5=85 m

Area of rectangle with path =100×85=8500 m²

So,

Area of path = Area of rectangle with path − Area of rectangle without path

Area of path =8500−6750

=1750 m²

We know,

1 m ²=0.0001 hectare

So,

6750 m²

=6750×0.0001

=0.675 hectare

Hence area of ground =6750 m²

=0.675 hectares

Answered by kurienloy
1

Therefore, the area of the garden in hectare is 0.675 hectare.

Hint: Here, we will find the area of the path by subtracting the inner area from the outer area of the garden.

Here the garden is in the shape of a rectangle.

Given,

Inner length of the garden (AB) l=90 m

Inner width of the garden (BC) b=75 m

As we know that Area of a rectangle=(Length of the rectangle)×(Width of the rectangle)

So, Area of inner rectangle ABCD=l×b=90×75=6750 m2

According to the problem, a path of 5 m wide is to be built around this garden as shown in figure

Here, Outer length of the garden (PQ) L=l+5+5=90+5+5=100 m

Outer width of the garden (QR) B=b+5+5=75+5+5=85

m

So, Area of the outer rectangle PQRS=L×B=100×85=8500 m2

Area of the path=Area of rectangle PQRS−Area of rectangle ABCD⇒Area of the path=8500−6750=1750m2

Therefore, the area of the path is 1750 m2.

Since, we know that 1 hectare=10000 m2

Also, Area of the garden=Area of inner rectangular ABCD=6750 m2=675010000=0.675 hectare.

Therefore, the area of the garden in hectare is 0.675 hectare.

Note: In the above problem, when a path of 5 m wide is built, the outer dimensions are increased by 10 m in both x and y direction which is clearly visible from the figure.

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