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A landowner increased the length and the breadth of a rectangular plot by 20 % and 30 % respectively. Find the percentage change in the cost of the plot assuming land prices are uniform throughout his plot.

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Answered by virtuematane
10

Answer:

The percentage change in the cost of the plot assuming land prices are uniform throughout his plot is:

56%.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the initial length of land =l units

and initial breadth of land=b units.

Now let 'x' denote the cost of land per square units.

Area of land=l×b square units.

Price of land(P)=l×b×x=₹ lbx.

Now after increasing the length and breadth of plot by 20% and 30% respectively,

The length of plot=1.2 l units

and breadth of plot=1.3 b units.

Hence, area of plot=1.2 l×1.3 b=1.56 lb square units.

The percentage change in area is:

1.56 lb-lb=0.56 lb

i.e. the percentage increase in area is 56%.

Hence, the price of the area of land also changes by 56%.

Answered by MRINALROY0
0

Answer:

56%

Step-by-step explanation:

Suppose you have a product of two variables say 10 * 10.

If the first variable changes to 11 and the second variable

changes to 12, what will be the percentage change in the

product? [Note there is a 10% increase in one part of the

product and a 20% increase in the other part.]

So ,

% change in product is 20+10+20*10/100

same for here area is product of length and breadth so we can write , percentage change in price = 20+30+20*30/100

                                               = 56%. as price is uniform

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