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Answered by Uriyella
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Given :–

  • A triangular park ABC has sides,
  1. 120m
  2. 80m
  3. 50m  

To Find :–

  • Area to be planted.
  • Cost of fencing it with barbad wire at the rate of Rs. 20 per meter and leaving a space of 3m wide for gate at the one side.  

Solution :–

First, we need to find to be planted.

Area to be planted =  Where,  Given that,

  • a = 50
  • b = 80
  • c = 120

Now, put the value on it.

 \dfrac{50 + 80 + 120}{2}

 \dfrac{250}{2}

⟹ 125

  • s = 125m

Now, put all the values on the heron's formula.

⟹   \sqrt{125(125-50)(125-80)(125-120)}

⟹   \sqrt{125(75)(45)(5)}

 \sqrt{(25 \times 5)(25 \times 3)(9 \times 3)(5)}

Now, keep the same numbers.

 \sqrt{(25 \times 25)(5 \times 5)(3 \times 3)(3)(5)}

Now, turn the same numbers in the front side of the root.

 25 \times 5 \times 3 \sqrt{3 \times 5}  

 375 \sqrt{15}

Hence,

Area to be planted = 375√15m²  

Now, we need to find the cost of fencing which is leaving space of 3m wide.

So,

Meters to be fenced = side 1 + side 2 + side 3 – leaving space

  • side 1 = 50
  • side 2 = 80
  • side 3 = 120

⟹ 50 + 80 + 120 – 3

⟹ 130 + 120 – 3

⟹ 250 – 3

⟹ 247

Hence,

Meter to be fence = 247m

Now,

Cost of per meter = Rs. 20 [given]

Cost of fencing a triangular park = Cost of per meter × meter to be fenced

⟹ 20 × 247

⟹ 4940

Hence,

Cost of fencing a triangular park = Rs. 4940

Answers :–

  • Area to be planted = 375√15m²
  • Cost of fencing a triangular park = Rs. 4940
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