Math, asked by Muski3757, 1 year ago

A rectangular park 60 m long as well as 40 m wide has two concrete crossroads running in middle of park as well as rest of park has been used as the lawn. in case area of lawn has been 2109 sq. m what has been width of road? ticka 2.91 m tickb 3 m tickc 5.82 m tickd none of these

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Answered by tejasmba
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Answer – Width of the cross road = 3 m.

Solution –

 Given – Length = 60 m

Breadth = 40 m

 Area of the Park = L * B

                                                = 60 * 40

                                                = 2400 m2

Area of the Lawn = 2109 m2

Area of the cross road = Area of the Park – Area of the Lawn

                                                = 2400 – 2109

                                                = 291 m2

Let us assume, the width of the cross road be X m

Hence,

Area of the cross road = Area of the horizontal cross road + Area of the vertical cross road - Area of  the intersection of the cross road

291 = 60 X + 40 X – X2

X2 - 100X  + 291 = 0

X2 - 97X - 3 X  + 291 = 0

X (X – 97) -3 (X – 97) = 0

(X – 97) (X – 3) = 0

X = 97 or X = 3

In this case X = 3 because total width of the park is 40m so width of the cross road should be less than 40m.

Answer – Width of the cross road = 3 m
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Answered by Anonymous
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