Math, asked by amayraj, 1 year ago

A play field is 100m by 60m has a footpath all around it on the outside. What is the width of the path if its area be 3/5 of
the area of play field?
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Answered by MaheswariS
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\text{Let $l$ and $b$ be the length and breadth of the play field}

\text{Let $w$ be the width of the footpath}

\textbf{Given:}

l=100\,m\;\text{and}\;b=60\,m

\text{Area of the footpath=$\dfrac{3}{5}$(Area of the play field)}

\textbf{To find:}

\text{Width of the footpath}

\textbf{Solution:}

\text{Area of the footpath}=

=\text{Area of the ground}-\text{Area of the play field}

=(l+2w)(b+2w)-(l{\times}b)

=(100+2w)(60+2w)-(100{\times}60)

=6000+200w+120w+4\,w^2-6000

=4\,w^2+320\,w

\text{But,}

\textbf{Area of the footpath}=\bf\dfrac{3}{5}{\times}\textbf{Area of the play field}

4\,w^2+320\,w=\dfrac{3}{5}{\times}6000

4\,w^2+320\,w=3{\times}1200

4\,w^2+320\,w=3600

w^2+80\,w=900

w^2+80\,w-900=0

(w+90)(w-10)=0

\implies\,w=-90,10

\text{Since $w$ cannot be negative,}\;w=10\;m

\textbf{Answer:}

\textbf{Width of the footpath is 10 m}

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