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Area of a square is 4 sq. m more than 2/3 of area of a rectangle. If the area of square is 64 sq.m, then find the dimensions of rectangle, given that breadth is 2/5 of length.

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Answered by Skyllen
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 \bf \underline{Given}

  • Area of square = 64m²
  • Area of square = 4m² + 2/3 of area of rectangle
  • Breadth of rectangle = 2/5 of length

 \bf \underline{ To \: Find}

  • Length and breadth of rectangle.

 \bf \underline{ Using \: Formula }

  \sf\bullet \: \underline{\red{ Area \: of \:  rectangle \: = \: length \times breadth }}

 \sf\bullet \: \underline{\red{ Area \: of \: square = side \: \times \: side }}

Let the length of rectangle be x.

Breadth of rectangle = 2/5 of length = 2x/5

Since, area of square is 4 more than 2/3 of area of rectangle.

∵ Area of square- (4) = 2/3 × x × 2x/5

 \sf \implies 64m {}^{2}  - 4 =  \dfrac{2x}{3}  \times x \times  \dfrac{2}{3}...(ar. \: of \: square = 64m {}^{2} )  \:  \\  \sf \implies \: 60m {}^{2}  =  \frac{4x {}^{2} }{15}   \\ \sf \implies \: x {}^{2}  = 60 \times  \frac{15}{4}  \\ \sf \implies x{}^{2} = 225  \\  \sf \implies \: x {}^{2}  =  \sqrt{225}  \\   \sf \implies \: x = 15m

 \large \implies \boxed {\boxed {\tt \blue {Length = x = 15m}}}

 \large \implies \boxed {\boxed {\tt \blue {Breadth =\frac{2x}{5} = 6m}}}

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