Math, asked by kitu173, 1 year ago

a garden is in the shape of rectangle of length 100 M and 60 M the margin of width 3 M is left all around inside the garden find the area left for flower beds, lawn e. t. c between the margins also find the area of margin​

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Answered by Moveon
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1st find area of full garden

I.e.100*60=6000

now substract i.e 100-3-3(margin left from right & left) & 60-3-3(margin left from top & bottom)

Now find area of garden leaving margin

so,94*34=3196

subtract 3196 from 6000 to get land left for flower beds

6000-3196=2804

so 2,804 m^2 area is left for flower beds

Answered by munishvashisth31
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length \: of \: rectangular \: garden \:  = 100m \\ breadth \: of \: rectangular \: garden = 60m \\ area \: of \: rectangular \: garden \:  = length \:  \times  \: breadth \\  = 100 \times 60 \\  = 6000c.m. {}^{2} \\  \: total \: length \: of \: garden \:  = 100 + 3 = 103 \\ total \: breadth \: of \: garden \:  = 60 + 3 = 63 \\ total \: area \: of \: garden = l \times b \\  = 103 \times 63 \\  =  6489

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