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A hall is 16 meters long 14 meters broad and 10 meter high. Each wall has a door 5 m. long and 4m. wide and a window of 3m. long and 2m. wide. Find the area of four wall of the room.​

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Answered by mddilshad11ab
152

Given:-

  • Length of hall = 16m
  • Wide of hall = 14m
  • Height of hall = 10m

Each wall has a door:-

  • Length of wall=5m
  • wide of wall=4m

Each windows has :-

  • Length of window = 3m
  • wide of window = 2m

To Find:-

  • Area of four wall=?
  • Area of four wall except for wall and window=?

Solution:-

==> Area of four wall= 2(L + B) × H

==> 2(16+14) × 10

==> 2 × 30 × 10

==> 600 m²

==> Area of 4 doors= 4( L × B)

==> 4(5 × 4)

==> 4 × 20

==> 80m²

==> Area of 4 windows= 4(L × B)

==> 4(3 × 2)

==> 4 × 6

==> 24m²

Hence,

==> Area of 4 Wall = 600 m²

==> Area of 4 Wall without door and windows=>

==> Area of 4 Wall - Sum of area of door and window

==> 600 - ( 80 + 24 )

==> 600 - 104

==> 496 m²

Answered by Anonymous
117

Answer:

Given :-

  • A hall is 16 meters long, 14 meters broad and 10 meter high.
  • Each wall has a door 5 meters long and 4 meters wide and a window of 3 meters long and 2 meters wide.

To Find :-

  • What is the area of four wall of the room.
  • Area of the rooms except wall and window.

Solution :-

First, we have to find the area of four wall of the room :

Given :

  • Length of hall = 16 m
  • Breadth of hall = 14 m
  • Height = 10 m

As we know that,

\clubsuit Area of four walls of the room of cuboid :

\longmapsto \sf\boxed{\bold{\pink{Area =\: 2h(l + b)}}}\\

where,

  • h = Height
  • l = Length
  • b = Breadth

According to the question by using the formula we get,

\dashrightarrow Area of four walls of the rooms :

\implies \sf 2 \times 10(16 + 14)

\implies \sf 20(30)

\implies \sf 20 \times 30

\implies \sf\bold{\red{600\: {m}^{2}}}

Hence, the area of four walls of the room is 600 .

\therefore The area of four walls of the room is 600 .

\rule{150}{2}

Again, we have to find the area four windows :

As we know that,

\clubsuit Area of four windows :

\longmapsto \sf\boxed{\bold{\pink{Area\: =\: 4(l \times b)}}}\\

Given :

  • Length = 3 m
  • Breadth = 2 m

According to the question by using the formula we get,

\dashrightarrow Area of four windows :

\implies \sf 4(3 \times 2)

\implies \sf 4(6)

\implies \sf 4 \times 6

\implies \sf\bold{\green{ 24\: {m}^{2}}}

Hence, the area of four windows is 24 .

Now, we have to find the area of four doors :

\clubsuit Area of four doors :

\longmapsto \sf\boxed{\bold{\pink{Area =\: 4(l \times b)}}}\\

Given :

  • Length = 5 m
  • Breadth = 4 m

According to the question by using the formula we get,

\dashrightarrow Area of four doors :

\implies \sf 4(5 \times 4)

\implies \sf 4(20)

\implies \sf 4 \times 20

\implies \sf\bold{\green{80\: {m}^{2}}}

Atlast, we have to find the area of the rooms except wall and window :

\bigstar Area of the rooms except wall and window = Area of four walls - Area of four doors + Area of four windows

Given :

  • Area of four walls = 600 m²
  • Area of four doors = 80 m²
  • Area of four windows = 24 m²

According to the question by using the formula we get,

\dashrightarrow Area of the rooms except wall and window :

\implies \sf 600\: m^2 - 80\: m^2 + 24\: m^2

\implies \sf 600\: m^2 - 104\: m^2

\implies \sf\bold{\red{496\: m^2}}

\therefore The area of the rooms except wall and window is 496 .

\rule{150}{2}

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