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A rectangle piece of land having length 18 m has an area 440 {m}^{2}. Can it be used to make a square swimming pool having length 21 m?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given :-

Length of a rectangular piece of land = 18 m

The area of this rectangular piece of land = 440m²

Then , the measure of it's breadth will be :-

 = l \times b = 440 {m}^{2}

18 \times b = 440

b =  \frac{440}{18}

\color{hotpink}b = 24.4

The breadth of this rectangle is 24.4 m .

Length of one side of a square = 21 m

The area of this square :-

 = side \times side

 = 21 \times 21

\color{hotpink} =441 {m}^{2}

As the area of the rectangular piece of land is smaller than the area of the squarical swimming pool , it cannot be used to make the square shaped swimming pool .

No , this rectangular piece of land can't be used to make the square swimming pool as it's area is smaller than that of the swimming pool's .

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