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If the length of a rectangle is decreased by 2 meters and the breadth increased by 2 meters area would increase 8 sq.m. if the length is decreased by 3 meters and the breadth decreased by 1 cm, the area would decrease by 27 sq.cm. what are the length and breadth?

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Answered by abingeorge7g
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Answer:

Answer:

Your answer is (Length= 12m)(Breadth=6m)

Explanation:

Let the length be x

& the breadth be y

Area= LxB

=(x)(y)

= xy

Condition when the length decrease and breath increase. Area increase 8 square metres

Length= x-2

Breadth= y+2

Area=(x-2)(y+2)

xy+2x-2y-4 = xy+8

xy-xy+2x-2y-4-8 = 0

2x-2y-12=0 (i) equation

condition when the length and breadth decrease. Area decrease by 27 square metres

Length= x-3

Breadth= y-1

Area= (x-3)(y-1)

xy-x-3y+3 = xy-27

xy-xy-x-3y+3+27=0

-x-3y+30=0 (ii) equation

Using Elimination Method

2x-2y-12=0 (i) equation

-x-3y+30=0 (ii) equation

multiplying first equation with -1 and second equation with 2

2x-2y-12=0}x-1

-x-3y+30=0}x2

-2x+2y+12=0 (iii) equation

-2x-6y+60=0 (iv) equation

Step-by-step explanation:

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