Math, asked by ChinnuAjayan, 6 months ago

if the length and breadth of a rectangle are increased by 3 metres and 2 metres respectively. the area would increase by 52 square metres. if the length and breadth are decreased by 2 metres and 3 metres respectively. the area would decreased by 43 square metres. find the length and breadth of a rectangle?​

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Answered by samarkumar122
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Step-by-step explanation:

let the length be x and breadth be y.

the area of rectangle=x×y =xy

after length be increased 3m then length=x+3

after breadth be increased 2m then breadth=y+2

the new area of rectangle= (x+3)(y+2)

=xy+2x+3y+6 m^2

length is decreased 2m then length=x-2

breadth is decreased 3m then breadth= y-3

the new area of rectangle=(x-2)(y-3)

=xy-3x-2y-6 m^2

A/q

=>xy+52=xy+2x+3y+6

=>xy-xy-2x-3y=6-52

=>-2x-3y=-46 -----------eqation -1

A/q

=>xy- 43=xy-3x-2y-6

=>xy-xy+3x+2y=-6+43

=>3x+2y=37-------------eqation-2

-2x-3y=-46---×3

3x+2y=37----×2

the sum of eqation 1 ×3 and eqation 2×2

-6x-9y=-138

6x+4y=74

_________

-5y=-64

y =-64/-5=64/5

the solution of y in eqation 2

6x+4y=74

6x+4×64/5=74

6x+256/5=74

6x=74-256/5

6x=114/5

x=114/5×1/6

x=19/5

then the length=19/5m

breadth=64/5m

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