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A square and rectangular field with measurements as given in the 80 m and 100m have the same perimeter? Which field is the larger area​

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Answered by Aryantripathi042
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Step-by-step explanation:

Let the side of square field be a=80 m

0 mLet the length of the rectangular field be l=80 m and breadth be b m.

0 mLet the length of the rectangular field be l=80 m and breadth be b m.According to the question

0 mLet the length of the rectangular field be l=80 m and breadth be b m.According to the question perimeter of square = Perimeter of rectangle

0 mLet the length of the rectangular field be l=80 m and breadth be b m.According to the question perimeter of square = Perimeter of rectangle4×a=2(l+b)

0 mLet the length of the rectangular field be l=80 m and breadth be b m.According to the question perimeter of square = Perimeter of rectangle4×a=2(l+b)⇒4×60=2(80+b)

0 mLet the length of the rectangular field be l=80 m and breadth be b m.According to the question perimeter of square = Perimeter of rectangle4×a=2(l+b)⇒4×60=2(80+b)⇒240=160+2b

0 mLet the length of the rectangular field be l=80 m and breadth be b m.According to the question perimeter of square = Perimeter of rectangle4×a=2(l+b)⇒4×60=2(80+b)⇒240=160+2b⇒2b=80

0 mLet the length of the rectangular field be l=80 m and breadth be b m.According to the question perimeter of square = Perimeter of rectangle4×a=2(l+b)⇒4×60=2(80+b)⇒240=160+2b⇒2b=80⇒b=40

0 mLet the length of the rectangular field be l=80 m and breadth be b m.According to the question perimeter of square = Perimeter of rectangle4×a=2(l+b)⇒4×60=2(80+b)⇒240=160+2b⇒2b=80⇒b=40Area of square =60×60=3600m

0 mLet the length of the rectangular field be l=80 m and breadth be b m.According to the question perimeter of square = Perimeter of rectangle4×a=2(l+b)⇒4×60=2(80+b)⇒240=160+2b⇒2b=80⇒b=40Area of square =60×60=3600m 2

0 mLet the length of the rectangular field be l=80 m and breadth be b m.According to the question perimeter of square = Perimeter of rectangle4×a=2(l+b)⇒4×60=2(80+b)⇒240=160+2b⇒2b=80⇒b=40Area of square =60×60=3600m 2

0 mLet the length of the rectangular field be l=80 m and breadth be b m.According to the question perimeter of square = Perimeter of rectangle4×a=2(l+b)⇒4×60=2(80+b)⇒240=160+2b⇒2b=80⇒b=40Area of square =60×60=3600m 2 Area of rectangle=80×40=3200m

0 mLet the length of the rectangular field be l=80 m and breadth be b m.According to the question perimeter of square = Perimeter of rectangle4×a=2(l+b)⇒4×60=2(80+b)⇒240=160+2b⇒2b=80⇒b=40Area of square =60×60=3600m 2 Area of rectangle=80×40=3200m 2

0 mLet the length of the rectangular field be l=80 m and breadth be b m.According to the question perimeter of square = Perimeter of rectangle4×a=2(l+b)⇒4×60=2(80+b)⇒240=160+2b⇒2b=80⇒b=40Area of square =60×60=3600m 2 Area of rectangle=80×40=3200m 2

Answered by Anonymous
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Supposition:-

  • length of square = a = 80m.
  • length of rectangle = l = 100m.
  • breadth of rectangle = b m.

According to the question

\underline{\boxed{\sf \ perimeter \ of \ square = Perimeter \ of \ rectangle}}

\implies \sf{\:4×a=2(l+b)}

\implies \sf{\:4×80=2(100+b)}

\implies \sf{\:320=200+2b}

\implies \sf{\:2b=120}

\implies \sf{\:b=60m}

\implies \sf{\:Area \ of \ square =80×80=6400m²}

\implies \sf{\:Area \ of \ rectangle=100×60=6000m²}

\implies {\boxed{\sf \ Area \ of \ square > area \ of \ rectangle}}

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