Math, asked by abigailevans6195, 1 year ago

An oblong piece of ground measures 19m 2.5 dm by 12m5dm.fom centre of each side of the ground,a path 2 m wide goes across to the center of the opposite side.what is the area of the path?

a. 59.5 m2

b. 54 m2

c. 43 m2

d. 34 m2

Answers

Answered by mysticd
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1 dm = 0.1 m

Now ,

Dimensions of the ground :

Length = AB = 19m 2.5 DM

AB = 19.25 m

Breadth = BC = 12m 5dm

BC = 12.5 m

If 2 m wide path goes across to the

center of the opposite sides .

width of the path = w = 2 m

From the figure ;

area of the path( A ) = area of EFGH + area of

PQRS - area of Square KLMN

A = EF × w + QR × w - w²

= AB × w + BC × w - w²

= 19.25 × 2 + 12.5 × 2 - 2²

= 38.5 + 25 - 4

= 63.5 - 4

A = 59.5 m²

Therefore ,

Area of the path = A = 59.5 m²

Option ( a ) is correct.

I hope this helps you.

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Answered by kushwahaanshul
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Answer:

59.5m A

Step-by-step explanation:

1dm=0.1m

Thus 19m2.5dm=19.25 & 12m5dm=12.5m

Area of path with overlapping = (19.25m X 2m) + (12.50m X 2m) = 63.5m^2

Since area of path is overlapped. So, subtract 2m X 2m =4m^2

Hence, the actual area of path = (63.5m^2 – 4m^2) = 59.5m^2(Answer)

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