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if the length is increasing by 2m and breath is 3m then the area of rectangular floor of rafique is increasing by 75 sq m .but if the length is reduced by 2m and breath is increased by 3m the area is increased by 57 sq m .by forming simultaneously linear equation let us determine the length and breadth of the floor how to find the equation of this question​

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Answered by praneethks
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Step-by-step explanation:

Let the length and breadth of the rectangle be X and Y. Length is increased by 2m and Breadth is increased by 3m then Area of the rectangle =>(X+2)(Y+3)=>XY+3X+2Y+6. So increase in Area =>XY+3X+2Y+6-(XY) =>2Y+3X+6= 75 => 2Y+3X=69...(1) But if Length is reduced by 2m and Breadth is increased by 3m there is decrease in area by 57 sq.m. =>(X-2)(Y+3) -XY= -57 =>XY+3X-2Y-6-(XY) = -57 =>3X-2Y-6= -57 =>3X-2Y= -57...(2) Add both equations (1) and (2) =>6X=12 =>X=2 and 3(2)-2Y= -57 =>2Y=63 =>Y= 31.5. Hence the length and breadth of the rectangle are 2m and 31.5m respectively. Hope it helps you.

Answered by shariquekeyam
6

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if the length is increasing by 2m and breath is 3m then the area of rectangular floor of rafique is increasing by 75 sq m .but if the length is reduced by 2m and breath is increased by 3m the area is increased by 15 sq m .by forming simultaneously linear equation let us determine the length and breadth of the floor how to find the equation of this question

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\sf let    \: the   \: length   \: be    \:L m   \: and    \:breadth   \: be    \:b   \: m

\sf so,   \: the    \:area   \: is = Lb    \:sq.m

\sf in    \:case- I

\sf increased   \: length= L+2

\sf increased   \: breadth = b+3

\sf increased    \:area = Lb+75

\sf\blue{To  \:  be  \:  noted:}

\sf {\boxed {\bf Length(L) {\bf × {\bf breadth (b) {\bf = {\bf area(Lb)}}}}}}

\sf (L+2)(b+3)=Lb+75

\sf Lb + 3L+ 2b+6=Lb+ 75

\sf Lb-Lb +3L+2b+6-75=0

\sf 3L+2b-69=0-------equation   \: l

\sf in case- ll

\sf reduced    \:length= L-2

\sf increased   \: breadth = b+3

\sf increased    \:area = Lb+15

\sf {\boxed {\bf Length(L) {\bf × {\bf breadth (b) {\bf = {\bf area(Lb)}}}}}}

\sf (L-2)(b+3)=Lb+15

\sf Lb+3L-2b-6=Lb+15

\sf Lb-Lb+3L-2b-6-15=0

\sf 3L-2b-21=0 -------- equation    \:ll

\sf from    \:both   \: equations   \: l   \: and    \:ll

\sf 3L+2b-69=0

\sf 3L-2b-21=0

\sf - \: + \: +

_________\sf (by   \: subtracting)

\sf 0×3L+4b-48=0

\sf 4b=48

b\ = \dfrac{48}{4}

\sf b= 12

\sf putting   \: the   \: value   \: of    \:b   \: in    \:equation   \: l

\sf 3L+2×12-69=0

\sf 3L+24-69=0

\sf  3L-45=0

\sf 3L=45

L\ = \dfrac{45}{3}

\sf L=15

\sf therefore,   \: length   \: is    \:=    \:15m   \: and    \:Breadth   \: is   \: =   \: 12   \: m

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