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A man has a rectangular garden whose length is twice its breadth. If its perimeter is
150 m. Find its area. Also find the cost of planting trees in it at the rate of Rs.20
per m2​

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Answered by Maithilidhopate
9

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Answered by Student9738
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Step-by-step explanation:

  • Given :- perimeter = 150m
  • let the breadth of rectangle be X
  • so, length of rectangle = 2X
  • Now, we know that,
  • perimeter of rectangle = 2 ( l + b)

150 = 2 ( 2X + X )

150/2 = 3X

75 = 3X

X = 75/3 = 25m

  • Length :- 2X = 2 × 25 = 50
  • breadth :- X = 25

  • Area of rectangle= length × Breadth
  • = 50 × 25

= 1250 m²

Total cost of planting trees = 1250 × 20

= 25000

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