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A rectangular ground is 120 metre long and 90 metre broad. In the middle of the ground, there is a circular tank of radius 28 metre. Find the cost of turfing the remaining portion at the rate of ₹
15 per square metre

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Answered by Anonymous
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Area of ground= (120×90) m^2

= 10800m^2

Area of the circular tank= 22/7×28×28

= 2464m^2

Remaining area = (10800-2464) m^2

= 8336m^2

Cost of turfing = Rs. (8336×15)

= Rs. 125040

Answered by VIGYAS
5

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for understanding

we can see that a rectangle is given that in which a circle is inscribed in it which is 90 cm abroad and 120 metre long so we first found out the area of rectangle or area of ground

and after that we can find out the area of tank circular tank when both the out come came after that we can take the step to find out the remaining part area for this we can do the ground area minus circular tank area then the remaining area is come out 8336 m square so in this way we can find the cost of turfing

after multiple the area by cost of turning and your answer is now clearly come

it may help u

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