Math, asked by rkuckian88, 5 hours ago

A square of area 49 sq. cm is cut out from a rectangle of length 9 cm. It is the largest square that can be cut out from this rectangle.



What will be the area of the remaining part?

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Answered by srivastavaseem
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Answer:

The area of square is 49cm

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The side of square is

49

=7cm

The perimeter of square is 4×7=28

⟹ The perimeter of rectangle is 28

The length of rectangle is 9.3cm

The breadth of rectangle is 2(9.3+b)=28

9.3+b=14

b=14−9.3

b=4.7cm

Area of rectangle is 4.7×9.3=43.71cm

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The square has greates area.

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