Math, asked by milton1, 1 year ago

A rectangle field has 80m length and 48m breadth. Three roads,each of width 2 m pass through the field such that two roads are parallel to the breadth and the third road parallel to the length. Find the area covered by the three roads.

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Answered by simranlove
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the 2 roads parallel to the breadth have equal area
total area of the 2 roads is 2(2*48)
=192m^2
area of third road is 2*80=160m^2
there are 2 parts common in the roads....(refer the diagram)....
area of the 2 parts are same ...
area of the 2 parts is 4+4= 8m^2
then the total area of three roads :-

(192+160)-8=352-8=344 m^2

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Answered by ggeetatanwar
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