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A man is walking along the boundary of a rectangular Garden whose length and breadth is 18 and 65 respectively find the distance covered by him to take two rounds of it​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Given that a rectangular garden,

  • Length, l = 65 m
  • Breadth, b = 18 m

We know that,

  • Perimeter, p = 2(l + b)

Therefore, We get,

  \sf{=  > p = 2(65 + 18)} \\  \\ \sf{  =  > p = 2 \times 83 }\\  \\ \sf{  =  > p = 166 \: m}

Perimeter is the distance covered in one round of the garden.

Therefore, Distance covered in two rounds will be two times of Perimeter.

  \sf{=  > 2p = 2 \times 166 }\\  \\ \sf{  =  > 2p =  332 \: m}

Hence, he covered 332 m in two rounds.

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