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If one side of a square is increased by 3 m and the other side is reduced by 2 m.,a rectangle is formed whose area is 4 m 2 more than the area of the original square. Find the side of the original square.

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Answered by riyasheji
74
Let x be the side of the square.

Area of the square= x^2

Area of the rectangle
= length * breadth
= (x+3)(x-2)

Given that area if the rectangle is 4 m.sq more than area of the square

(x+3)(x-2)= (x^2) + 4

(x^2) + 3x - 2x -6 = (x^2) + 4

(x^2) + x -6 = (x^2) + 4

x -6 = 4

x= 4+6
x=10
Answered by Anonymous
7

Hi ,


Let side of the square = a m


If one side of a square is increased by 2 m


and other side is reduced by 2 m , a rectangle


is formed


Dimensions of the rectangle


length = ( a + 2 ) m


Breadth = ( a - 2 ) m


According to the problem given ,


Perimeter of the rectangle = 48 m


2( l + b ) = 48


2 [ a + 2 + a - 2 ] = 48


2 × 2a = 48


4a = 48


a = 48 / 4


a = 12


Therefore side of the original


square = a = 12m


I hope this helps you.


:)



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