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A rectangular park is 104 metres long and 56 metres wide. Anjali walks around it at the rate of 4km/h. What time will she take in making 5 rounds of the park??
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Answered by gandharvabhoite2006
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Step-by-step explanation:

Perimeter of Park=2(l+b)

2(104+56)=320.

So, for 5 rounds,

320*5=1600

That is 1.6km.

So,

S=D/T

So, 4=1.6/T

So, 4T=1.6

So, T=0.4

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Answered by PanchalKanchan
4

Question :

A rectangular park is 104 metres long and 56 metres wide. Anjali walks around it at the rate of 4km/h. What time will she take in making 5 rounds of the park?

Answer :

\sf\pink {Given :}

  • length of a rectangular park is 104 metres .

  • breadth of a rectangular park is 56 metres .

  • speed of Anjali is 4 km/h .

  • Number of rounds to be covered is 5 .

\sf\pink {To\:find :}

  • time required to cover 5 rounds at the speed of 4 km/h ?

Explanation :

First we need to find the perimeter of the rectangular field then we will get the distance covered by anjali in 1 round . Then multiply the distance covered in 1 round by number of rounds to be covered that is 5 . Then we can find the time by the formulae speed is equal distance divided by time .

Perimeter of the rectangular park = 2 × ( l + b )

\\ \longrightarrow\sf { 2\times ( 104 + 56 )}

\\ \longrightarrow\sf { 2\times 160}

\\ \longrightarrow\sf { 320\:m}

Distance covered in 5 rounds = perimeter × 5

\\ \longrightarrow\sf { 320\times 5}

\\ \longrightarrow\sf {1600\:m}

\\ \sf\purple{ speed = \dfrac {distance}{time}}

  • speed is in km/h

  • distance in km = 1.6 km

\\ \longrightarrow\sf {4 = \dfrac {1.6}{time}}

\\ \longrightarrow\sf {4\times time = 1.6}

\\ \longrightarrow\sf {Time = \dfrac {1.6}{4}}

\\ \longrightarrow\sf {Time = 0.4\:hours}

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