Biology, asked by dubeykiran558, 19 days ago

A lawn is 75 m long and 60 m wide. There is a swimming pool of length 20 m and breadth 7 m in this lawn. Find the cost of putting grass in the remaining part of the field at 45 per square metre.​

Answers

Answered by vy337990
5

Answer:

FIRST FIND AREA OF LAWN

AREA OF LAWN =75×60

=4500

THEN FIND AREA OF SWIMMINGPOOL

20×7

=140

THEN SUBTRACT THE AREA OF LAWN AND AREA OF SWIMMING POOL

=4500-140

=4360

45 PER Sq METER

4360×45

=196200

Answered by ashish012880
0

Answer:

1800₹

Explanation:

ABCD is the lawn

EFGH is the swimming pool

(so we are supposed to find the area of the lawn without swimming pool, or area of lawn - area of swimming pool)

.°. Area of lawn = 75×60

(L's Area) = 450 m²

Now, Area of swimming pool = 20×7

(P's area) = 140 m²

so,

L's area - P's area

= 450-140

= 310m²

so the area, of the ground where the grass is supposed to be grown is 310m².

A.T.Q

Cost of growing grass in 1m² = 45

.°. cost of growing grass in 310 m² = 45×310

= 1800 ₹

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