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Adjacent sides of a square are (8m – 10) units and (6m – 4) units. Length of each side is ________ units. Please.......

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Answered by jhalucky61
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Answer:38 units

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Answered by mysticd
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 Adjacent \:sides \:of \:a \: square \: are \\(8m-10) \: units \: and \: ( 6m - 4 ) \: units . \\Length \: of \: each \: side \: is \: \underline{\green { \:14  }} \\units

Explanation:

/* We know that */

 \blue{ ( Adjacent \: sides \: are \: equal \: in }\\\blue{ a \: square ) }

 8m - 10 = 6m - 4

/* Subtract bothsides by 6m , we get */

 \implies 8m - 6m - 10 = 6m - 6m - 4

 \implies 2m  - 10 = - 4

/* Add bothsides by 10 , we get */

 \implies 2m  - 10 + 10  = - 4 + 10

 \implies 2m    = 6

/* Dividing each term by 2 , we get */

 \implies \frac{2m}{2} = \frac{6}{2}

 \implies m    = 3

Therefore.,

 \red{ Side \: of \: the \: Square } \\= 8m - 10 \blue{ ( \because m = 3 )}\\= 8 \times 3 - 10 \\= 24 - 10 \\\green { = 14 \: units }

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