In a garden roses and marrigold and plant in square plots the length of the square plot in which roses plant is 2 meters greater then length of the squares plot in which marigolds are plant how much bigger in area is the rose plot then marigold plot
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Let,
The side of the square plot for marigold is x
The length of the square plot in which roses plant is 2 meters greater then length of the squares plot in which marigolds.
Side of the square plot for rose is (x+2)
Area of square = (side)^2
Area of square plot of marigold = (x)^2
Area of square plot of rose = (x+2)^2
= (x)^2 + 4 + 4x
So...
Area of rose - Area of marigold
(x)^2 + 4 + 4x - (x)^2
4+4x
The area of square plot of rose is 4+4x bigger than the area of square plot of marigold.
x is the side of square plot of marigold.
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Here's your answer....
Let,
The side of the square plot for marigold is x
The length of the square plot in which roses plant is 2 meters greater then length of the squares plot in which marigolds.
Side of the square plot for rose is (x+2)
Area of square = (side)^2
Area of square plot of marigold = (x)^2
Area of square plot of rose = (x+2)^2
= (x)^2 + 4 + 4x
So...
Area of rose - Area of marigold
(x)^2 + 4 + 4x - (x)^2
4+4x
The area of square plot of rose is 4+4x bigger than the area of square plot of marigold.
x is the side of square plot of marigold.
_________________________________
Hope this helps you....
:) :) :)
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