Math, asked by devkumarkumar00, 1 year ago

Area of a square is 4 sq. M more than 2/3 of the 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 ayushkumar17
56
ar. of square = 64sq. m
let length = x
therefore breadth = 2/5x
area of rect. = x*2/5x
A/Q- ar of square-4= 2/3*x*2/5x
64-4=2/3*x*2/5x
60=4/15x^2
x^2=60×15/4=225
x=15m= length
x2/5=15*2/5=6m=breadth


Answered by kanimesh2013
29

Answer:

6 meter = breadth;

15 meter = length.

Step-by-step explanation:

area of square = 64sq. m

let length = x

therefore breadth = 2/5x

area of rect. = x*2/5x

A/Q- ar of square-4= 2/3*x*2/5x

64-4=2/3*x*2/5x

60=4/15x^2

x^2=60×15/4=225

x=15m= length

x2/5=15*2/5=6m=breadth

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