if the length of a rectangle is increased by 10 cm and breadth decreased by 5 cm, the area remain unchanged. if the length is decreased by 5 cm and the breadth is increased by 4 cm, even the area remain unchanged.find the dimension of the rectangle.
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Suppose the length of a rectangle = x cm
Suppose the breadth of a rectangle = y cm
We know that,
=> Area of a rectangle = xy cm^
If length is increased by 10 and breadth is decreased by 5,
Area = (x+10) × (y-5)
=> xy = xy - 5x + 10y - 50
=>
If length is decreased by 5 and breadth is increased by t,
Area = (x-5) × (y+4)
=> xy = xy + 4x - 5y - 20
=>
Lets solve equations (1) and (2) now.
Lets multiply equation (2) with 2
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Then subtract equation (2) by equation (1),
=> (5x - 10y) - 2(4x - 5y) = -50 - 2(20)
=> 5x - 8x - 10y + 10y = - 90
=> -3x = -90
=> x = 30
Lets put the value of x in equation (1),
=> 5x - 10y = - 50
=> 5(30) - 10y = - 50
=> 150 - 10y = - 50
=> - 10y = - 50 - 150
=> - 10y = - 200
=> y = 200/10
=> y = 20
So the area is,
=> xy = 30 × 20
=> xy = 600 cm^2
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Suppose the length of a rectangle = x cm
Suppose the breadth of a rectangle = y cm
We know that,
\textbf{Area of rectangle = length * breadth}Area of rectangle = length * breadth
=> Area of a rectangle = xy cm^
\textbf{According to the question,}According to the question,
If length is increased by 10 and breadth is decreased by 5,
Area = (x+10) × (y-5)
=> xy = xy - 5x + 10y - 50
=> \textbf{5x - 10y = -50 -----(1)}5x - 10y = -50 —–(1)
\textbf{According to the question,}According to the question,
If length is decreased by 5 and breadth is increased by t,
Area = (x-5) × (y+4)
=> xy = xy + 4x - 5y - 20
=> \textbf{4x - 5y = 20 ------(2)}4x - 5y = 20 ——(2)
Lets solve equations (1) and (2) now.
Lets multiply equation (2) with 2
&
Then subtract equation (2) by equation (1),
=> (5x - 10y) - 2(4x - 5y) = -50 - 2(20)
=> 5x - 8x - 10y + 10y = - 90
=> -3x = -90
=> x = 30
Lets put the value of x in equation (1),
=> 5x - 10y = - 50
=> 5(30) - 10y = - 50
=> 150 - 10y = - 50
=> - 10y = - 50 - 150
=> - 10y = - 200
=> y = 200/10
=> y = 20
So the area is,
=> xy = 30 × 20
=> xy = 600 cm^2
\textbf{Length of a rectangle is 30 cm}Length of a rectangle is 30 cm
\textbf{Breadth of a rectangle is 20 cm}Breadth of a rectangle is 20 cm
\textbf{Area of a rectangle is 600 cm2}Area of a rectangle is 600 cm2
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