Math, asked by gurnoor5399, 5 months ago

A rectangular garden is 120m long and 80m wide. It has two roads, each 5m wide, running in the middle

of it, one parallel to its length and the other parallel to its breadth. Find the cost of constructing the roads at

120 per m sq

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Answered by princeuplucky123449
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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

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The cost of gravelling them at Rs. 1.20 per square meter = Rs . 1560

To find the area of roads :

It is given that

a rectangular lawn 80 m × 60 m has two roads each 10 m wide running in the middle of it.

Dimension of two roads are 80×10 and 60×10

Area of two roads = 80×10+60×10−10×10

=800+600−100

= 1300 sq. meter

To find the cost for gravelling

It is given that

The cost of gravelling the at Rs. 1.20 per sq. meter.

Therefore total cost = total area × cost per sq. meter

=1300×1.20

=Rs.1560

∴ The cost of gravelling them at Rs. 1.20 per sq. meter = Rs. 1560

Answered by param1731
1

Answer:

aera of bchg =80x5=400m²

aera of ijef=5x120=600 m²

total aera is 1000 m²

but the aera pqrs is adding two times so

1000-aera of pqrs

1000-25

975 m²

Step-by-step explanation:

total cost of construction

975x120

117000 rs

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