Math, asked by Tenzee54, 10 months ago

A student was asked to measure the
length and breadth of a rectangle. By
mistake, he measured the length
20% less and the breadth 10% more. If its
original area is 200 sq cm, then find the
area after this measurement?​

Answers

Answered by BrainlyRonaldo
23

Answer:

\bigstar To Find:

⇒ area after this measurement

\bigstar Solution:

Net effect on area = -20 + 10 + [(-20 )(10)/100] %

= \sf {(-10 - 2) \% =\sf{ - 12\%}}

\boxed {\implies \sf {12\%}}

After this mistake new area = (100 - 12)% of 200

\sf {= \dfrac{88}{100}  * 200}

\sf {= 176\; sq \;cm}

Therefore, the area after this measurement is \green{\boxed{\sf { 176\; sq \;cm}}}

Answered by Anonymous
37

Given :

  • A student was asked to measure the length and breadth of a rectangle. By mistake, he measured the length 20% less and the breadth 10% more.
  • Original area of the rectangle = 200 cm².

To find :

  • Area after measurement.

Solution :

Let the original length of the rectangle be x cm and the original breadth of the rectangle be y cm.

Original area of rectangle is 200 cm²

We know,

Area of rectangle = length× breadth

According to the question,

\sf{xy=200.......(i)}

By mistake, he measured the length 20% less and the breadth 10% more.

\sf{Length=x-x\times\frac{20}{100}\:cm}

\implies\sf{Length=\frac{4x}{5}\:cm}

\sf{Breadth=y+y\times\frac{10}{100}\:cm}

\implies\sf{Breadth=\frac{11y}{10}\:cm}

Now find the area after measurement

\sf{Area=length\times\: breadth}

\implies\sf{Area=\frac{4x}{5}\times\frac{11y}{10}\:cm^2}

\implies\sf{Area=\frac{22xy}{25}\:cm^2}

★ Put xy = 200 from eq (i)★

\implies\sf{Area=\frac{22\times\:200}{25}\:cm^2}

\implies\sf{Area=176\:cm^2}

Therefore, the area after measurement is 176 m².

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