Math, asked by azamzaid2007, 5 days ago

(Q1) Find the area of a square PQRS formed by joining the mid point of sides of another square ABCD of side 9 under root 2 cm.
(Q2)Find the area of the rhombus if the length of each side be 7cm and the corresponding altitude be 8cm.
(Q3) A rectangle grassy plot is fifty six m and 39m broad. It has a gravel path 2.five m wide all around it along its side. Find the area of the path and the cost of construction it at 4,five0 per square metre.
(Q4) A parallelogram has an area of sixty3 cm*2 and abase is equal to 9cm. What is the corresponding height of the parallelogram?

Answers

Answered by mehreenanjum66
1

Answer:

1.The square ABCD has sides 9 √2 cm. PQRS is formed by joining the mid points of sides of ABCD. Area (PQRS) = a² = 9² = 81 cm².

2.area of rhombus.base ×height

7×8=56

3.Length of plot =56m

Breadth of plot =39m

Area =l×b

=56m×39m

=2184m

2

→ In rectangle ABCD

Length =56m+2.5m+2.5m

=61m

Breadth =39m+2.5m+2.5m

=44m

Area =l×b

=61m×44m

=2684m

2

→ Area of path = Area of ABCD− Area of plot

=2684m

2

−2184m

2

=500m

2

→ Cost of constructing =24.50 per square m.

=500m

2

×24.50

=22250 Ans.

4.h.a÷b

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