a rectangular filed is 28 metre long and 8 metre wide how many triangular flower bed each of base 7 and altitude 6 metrer be laid in the field
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Question:
A rectangular field is 28 m long and 18 m wide. How many triangular flower beds each of base 7 m and altitude 6 m can be laid on the field?
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
- Length of rectangular field = 28 m
- Width/Breadth of the rectangular field = 18 m
- Base of the triangular flower bed = 7 m
- Altitude of the triangular flower bed = 6 m
- The number of triangular flower beds that can be laid on the rectangular field
➔ Here we have to find how many triangular flower beds can be laid on the rectangular field.
➔ First finding the area of the rectangular field,
➔ Area of a rectangle is given by,
Area of a rectangle = l × b
where l is the length
and b is the breadth
➔ Substitute the data,
Area of the rectangular field = 28 × 18
Area of the rectangular field = 504 m²
➔ Hence area of the rectangular field is 504 m².
➔ Now finding the area of the triangular flower bed,
➔ Area of a triangle id given by,
Area of a triangle = 1/2 × b × h
where b is the base of the triangle
h is the height or the altitude
➔ Substitute the data,
Area of the triangular flower bed = 1/2 × 7 × 6
Area of the triangular flower bed = 7 × 3
Area of the triangular flower bed = 21 m²
➔ Hence area of the flower bed is 21 m².
➔ Now finding the number of flower beds,
Number of flower beds = Area of field/Area of flower bed
➔ Substitute the data,
Number of flower beds = 504/21
Number of flower beds = 24
➔ Hence 24 flower beds can be laid on the rectangular field.
▢Length of Rectangular Field = 28m
▢Breadth of Rectangular Field = 8m
▢Height of Triangular flower bed = 6m
▢Base of Triangular flower bed = 7m
▢Number of Triangular flower bed laid in the field
Here, we know that
where,
- Length, l = 28m
- Breadth, b = 8m
So,
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we, know
where,
- Base, b = 7m
- Height, h = 6m
So,
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Now,
where,
- Area of Rectangle = 224m²
- Area of Triangle = 21m²
So,