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Answered by Anonymous
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Let the length be "l" and breadth be "b".

given that, breadth is increased by 2 cm and length is reduced by 3 cm

Hence, breadth = (b + 2) cm

And length = (l - 3) cm.

Perimeter of the rectangle = 60 cm before changing the dimensions.

2(l + b) = 60 cm

l + b = 30 cm

l = 30 cm - b -- equation (1)

And also , after changing the dimensions of the rectangle the area = 210 cm²

(l - 3)(b + 2) = 210

Substitute "l" value here,

(30 - b - 3)(b + 2) = 210

(27 - b)(b + 2) = 210

27(b + 2) - b(b + 2) = 210

27b + 54 - b² - 2b = 210

- b² + 25b + 54 - 210 = 0

- b² + 25b - 156 = 0

-b² + 13b + 12b - 156 = 0

- b (b - 13) + 12(b - 13) = 0

(- b + 12)(b - 13) = 0

- b = - 12

b = 12

b - 13 = 0

b = 13.

Breadth of the first rectangle would be 12 or 13.

Substitute "b" value in equation (1)

l = 30 - b

l = 30 - 12 (or) 30 - 13

l = 18 or 17.

a) l = 30 - x.

b) length of the new rectangle = l - 3

= 18 - 3 (or) 17 - 3

= 15 or 14

c) l = 17 , 18

b = 13,12

Answered by pkumarswapnil
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