Math, asked by ZeroVoltage, 22 days ago

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Subject : \bold{Maths}
\bold{Perimeter \: and \: Area}
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A Rectangular field is 112 m long and 100 m wide. Two roads, each 3 m wide are to be constructed at the centre of this field;
one is parallel to the length of the field and the other is parallel to the breadth of the field.
Find :
{:\implies} Area of the part of the field, not covered by the roads.
{:\implies} Cost of constructing the road at Rs.17 per m².
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Answered by Vishalguttkar
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Step-by-step explanation:

(i) Area of path BSTV=100×3=300 m

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Area of path MNDP=112×3=336 m

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∴ Total area of two paths

=(300+336)− Area of square HGFE

=636−3×3=627 m

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∴ Area of field not covered by roads

= Total area of field − Area of two paths

=(112×100)−627=10573 m

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(ii) Cost of constructing 1 m

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area =Rs.17

∴ Cost of constructing the roads

=Rs.(17×627)=Rs.10659.

Answered by mahababu29
3

Answer:

Hola Friend,

Step-by-step explanation:

(i) Area of path BSTV=100×3=300 m^2

 Area of path MNDP=112×3=336 m^2

 ∴ Total area of two paths

=(300+336)− Area of square HGFE

=636−3×3=627 m&2

 ∴ Area of field not covered by roads

= Total area of field − Area of two paths

=(112×100)−627=10573 m^2

 (ii) Cost of constructing 1m^2  area =Rs.17

∴ Cost of constructing the roads

=Rs.(17×627)=Rs.10659.

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