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Answered by DJKING30
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Suppose that side of 1st square is 'a' and 2nd square 's side is 'b'.

Then area of 1st square + 2nd square = a square + b square

a square +b square = 468

Now , perimeter of 1st square = 4a

and perimeter of 2nd square =4b

4a -4b = 24

4(a-b) =24

(a-b) = 6

a = 6+b

Now put the value of a that is 6+b in a square + b square

(b+6) square + b square = 468

Here after calculation value of b = 12

And value of a will be also 12

Answered by Anonymous
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Let x be the length of the side of First square and y be the length of side of the second square.

Then, x2+y2=468...(i)

Let x be the length of the side of the bigger square

4x−4y=24

⇒ x−y=6 or x=y+6...(ii)

Putting the value of x in terms of y from equation (ii), in equation (i), we get

(y+6)2+y2=468

⇒ y2+12y+36+y2=468

⇒ y2+18y−12y−216=0

⇒ y(y+18)12−(y+18)=0

⇒ (y+18)(y−12)=0

Either y+18=0 or y−12=0

⇒ y=−18 or y=12

But sides cannot be negative, so y=12

Therefore, x=12+6=18

Hence, sides of two square are 18m and 12m

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