A rectangle is 65.9m long and 48m wide.By how many squares metres does it area fall short of a hectare?
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First of all, the area A of our given rectangle is found as follows:
Area A of a rectangle = the length L times the width w
= (L)(w)
= (65.9 m)(48 m)
A = 3,163.2 sq. meters (m²)
Now, 1 hectare = 395.3670 sq. rods and
1 sq. rod = 25.2930 m². So, …
We now need to determine how much of one hectare, 3163.2 m² equals.
3163.2 m² = (3163.2 m²)(1)(1)
= (3163.2 m²)(1 sq. rod/25.2930 m²)(1 hectare/395.3670 sq. rods)
= .316319 hectare (to 6 decimal places)
Therefore, the area of the given rectangle falls short of one hectare by:
1 hectare – .316319 hectare = .683681 hectare.
Now, finding how many square meters that .683681 hectare equals:
.683681 hectare = .683681 hectare (1)(1)
= .683681 hectare (395.3670 sq. rods/hectare)(25.2930 m²/1 sq. rod)
= 6,836.8 m² (to the nearest tenth of a sq. meter) are how many
square meters area A of the given rectangle falls
short of a hectare.
Area A of a rectangle = the length L times the width w
= (L)(w)
= (65.9 m)(48 m)
A = 3,163.2 sq. meters (m²)
Now, 1 hectare = 395.3670 sq. rods and
1 sq. rod = 25.2930 m². So, …
We now need to determine how much of one hectare, 3163.2 m² equals.
3163.2 m² = (3163.2 m²)(1)(1)
= (3163.2 m²)(1 sq. rod/25.2930 m²)(1 hectare/395.3670 sq. rods)
= .316319 hectare (to 6 decimal places)
Therefore, the area of the given rectangle falls short of one hectare by:
1 hectare – .316319 hectare = .683681 hectare.
Now, finding how many square meters that .683681 hectare equals:
.683681 hectare = .683681 hectare (1)(1)
= .683681 hectare (395.3670 sq. rods/hectare)(25.2930 m²/1 sq. rod)
= 6,836.8 m² (to the nearest tenth of a sq. meter) are how many
square meters area A of the given rectangle falls
short of a hectare.
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