Math, asked by rishabhshukla2005, 1 year ago

plz solve this with solution 4 question plz

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Answered by TheAishtonsageAlvie
3
Hey there!!!
let the length of the lace be x
A/q
Perimeter of one square = 4a = 4 ×1 = 4 m
No of square 4 , perimeter of
4 square = 4× 4
= 16m


hence 16 m of lace will be required

rishabhshukla2005: not correct bcoz ans is 8
rishabhshukla2005: but how ans is 8 i dont know
rishabhshukla2005: can u explain
Answered by kvnmurty
6
   It is not clear how the four napkins are arranged.  Are the four napkins separate or they are stuck/stitched together to make a bigger napkin ?

case 1:   if all four napkins are separate.
    Perimeter of each napkin = 1 m * 4 = 4 m
    So total perimeter of all four napkins = 4 * 4m =  16 m
    In this case 16 m long lace will be needed to trim all napkins.

case 2:   if all four napkins are joined in the center to the others, as shown in the diagram.

    Two sides of each napkin are stitched to the other napkins.  So we form a very big single napkin by joining all four napkins.  The side of the big napkin will be then 1 m + 1m = 2m.
 
   Then the perimeter = 4 * (1 m + 1m) = 8m
   The length of lace required to trim the BIG NAPKIN = 8 m.

kvnmurty: :-)
TheAishtonsageAlvie: Very nice respected Sir
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