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nine times the side of a square exceeds a perimeter of a second square by the one meter and six times the area of the second square exceeds 29 times the area of the first by one square metre. find the side of each square. ​

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Answered by vasu747438
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Hey dear,

● Answer-

s1 = 5

s2 = 11

● Explaintion-

# Given-

9s1 = p2 + 1

6A2 = 29A1 + 1

# Solution-

We have

9s1 = p2 + 1

9s1 = 4s2 + 1

s2 = (9s1-1)/4 ...(1)

Also,

6A2 = 29A1 + 1

6s2^2 = 29s1^2 + 1

Putting values,

6(9s1-1)^2/16 = 29s1^2 + 1

486s1^2 - 108s1 - 6 = 464s1^2 + 16

11s1^2 - 54s1 - 5 = 0 ...(2)

Solving (1) and (2),

s1 = 5

s2 = 11

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