Math, asked by nehacute, 11 months ago

find the perimeter and area of a rectangular piece of land measuring 25/2 by 26/5 how much area of the land is left on used it for small square flower bed sheets of side length one metre are made at the centre?​

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Answered by chitranshvikram12
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Perimeter of the land is 35.4 m

Area of land is 65 m²

Area of the land left after flower beds is 61 m²

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Answered by Anonymous
19

ANSWER-

Perimeter of rectangular piece of land = 177/5 m.

Area of rectangular piece of land = 65 square metre.

Total are of land left unused = 61 square metre.

Step-by-step explanation-

Given,

  • Length of rectangular piece of land=\tt { \frac{25}{2} m}

  • Breadth of rectangular piece of land = \tt { \frac{26}{5} m}

  • Sides of square flower beds = \tt { 1m}

To find-

  • Area and perimeter of rectangular piece of land.
  • Total area of land which is left unused.

How to solve?

  • As we have given the dimensions of rectangular piece of land , then we'll calculate it's perimeter by the formula [ 2 × (length + breadth)] and area by the formula [length × breadth ].

  • Then, we'll find the are of the small square beds by the formula [ side × side ].

  • Then, we'll subtract the area covered by 4 small flower beds from total area of rectangular piece of land to find how much land left.

Solution-

Length of rectangular piece of land=\tt { \frac{25}{2} m}

Breadth = \tt {\frac{26}{5}m}

\huge\sf\blue {Perimeter \: of \: rec.= 2  \times (l + b)}

\tt { =  > 2( \frac{25}{2}  +  \frac{26}{5} )m}

\tt {=  > 2  \:  \times  \frac{177}{10}  =  \frac{177}{5} m}

So, perimeter of rectangular piece of land is  \sf { \frac {177}{5}m }

Now,

\huge\sf\blue {area \: of \: rectangle = l \times b}

\tt { =  > ( \frac{25}{2}  \times  \frac{26}{5} )m = 13 \times 5 =  {65m}^{2}}

So area of rectangular piece of land is

 {65m}^{2}

____...

Now, we'll calculate the area of small square beds.

\huge\sf\blue {area \: of \: square = side \times side}

Area covered by one small square bed =

\tt {1m \times 1m =  {1m}^{2}}

Area covered by 4 small square beds =

\tt {4   \: \times  {1m}^{2}  =  {4m}^{2}}

____...

Now,

Area of the land left unused =

\tt {65 {m}^{2}  -  {4m}^{2}}

\tt {= 61 {m}^{2}}

So, total area of land left unused is 61 square metre.

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