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Height of a square room is 3m. The area of it's four walls is 60m per square. Find the area of it's floor

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Answered by tirthapatel24
6

Answer:

25m^2

Step-by-step explanation:

2h(l+b)

2×3(l+b)

6(l+b)=60

l+l=60/6

2l=10

  1. l=5m

5×5

25m^2

Answered by WhiteDove
103

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Given :-

  • Height of a square room = 3m

  • Area of Four walls of the square room

To Find :-

  • Length of the square room

  • Breadth of the square room

  • Area of the floor

Formula :-

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Where,

  • l = length

  • b = Breadth

  • h = Height

Solution :-

We know that,

In Square both length and breadth are same(l=b)

so, we take length and breadth as l

By substituting values according to the formula,

➙ 2(l+l)3m = 60m

➙ 2l × 3m = 60m/2

➙ 2l × 3m = 30m

➙ 2l = 30m/3m

➙ 2l = 10m

➙ l = 10m/2

➟ l = 5m

Hence, The length and breadth of the square room are 5m and 5m

Now Area of the Square Floor = ( L )²

➟ (5m)² = 25m²

Hence, The Area of the floor is 25m²

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