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In a rectangular park having a length of 45m and width of 18m, four corners of 3² m are demarcated for planting trees. Find the area of the park that can be used by the children for playing.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given: In a rectangular park having a length of 45m and width of 18m, four corners of 3² m are demarcated for planting trees.

As there are four square corners of 3² m are demarcated for planting trees.

→ Area of four square corners = 4 × 3²

→ Area of four square corners = 4 × 9

Area of four square corners = 36 m²

Now, we have length and breadth of the park i.e.,

  • Length = 45m
  • Breadth = 18m

→ Area of park = Length × Breadth

→ Area of park = 45 × 18

Area of park = 810 m²

Since we have to find the area of park that can be used by children for playing.

The required area will be the area except the four corners.

•°• Required area = Area of park - Area of four corners

→ Required area = 810 - 18

→ Required area = 792 m²

Hence,

  • Area of park that can be used by children for playing is 792m².
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