Math, asked by TRISHNADEVI, 1 year ago

PLEASE..SOLVE THIS...

✒The perimeter of a rectangle and squate are equal,but the area of the former is 225 sq.m less than the later.Find the length and breadth of the rectangle.


Anonymous: hi
Anonymous286: This question seems wrong since there are 3 unknowns and only 2 conditions
Anonymous286: pls check
TRISHNADEVI: i think so..But in my book this question is like the question i mentioned here
Anonymous286: is the answer in terms of value?
Anonymous286: or in terms of some variable?
TRISHNADEVI: answer is - length = 55 m and breadth = 25 m
Anonymous286: which means the side of square is 40m
Anonymous286: ok i think this has to be incomplete

Answers

Answered by Aɾꜱɦ
26

Answer:

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Let,L = length of the rectangle

B = breadth

A = side of Square

Now, given that

perimeter of rectangle =perimeter of square

\large\underline\textsf{ Formula Used }

=2(l+b)=4a

=l+b=2a

Now, we have given the

Area of rectangle =Are of square-225

LB= a^2

a^2-15^2

\large\underline\textsf{Identity used:- }

\boxed{(a {}^{2}  - b {}^{2} ) = (a + b)(a - b)}

Now,

LB =(a+15)(a-15)

Now ,as length is always greater than than the breadth of a rectangle.

\therefore L=a+15 and B=a-15

And ,as the length of any side is always positive so,

\boxed{a - 15 \geqslant 0 =  > a \geqslant 15}

L=a +15

& B=a-15

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Answered by BrainlySamaira
23

Answer:

\implies\:a \geqslant 15

Explanation:

Let,

  • L = Length of the rectangle
  • B = Breadth of the rectangle
  • "and" A = Side of the square

Now Given That,

Perimeter of rectangle = Perimeter of square

= 2(length + breadth) = 4a

= length + breadth = 2a

Now, We have given that,

Area of rectangle=Area of square-225

LB = a² - 225

⠀ = a² - 15²

LB = (a + 15) (a - 15)

[ ∴ a² - b² = (a + b) (a - b)]

Now, as length is always greater than the breadth of a rectangle

Length = a + 15 and Breadth = a - 15

And, as the length of any side is always position, So,

a - 15 \geqslant 0 => a \geqslant 15

  • Length = a + 15
  • Breadth = a - 15

\implies\: a \geqslant 15.

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