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Q3.The perimeter of a square is 68m. The perimeter of a rectangle is double the
perimeter of a square. The width of a rectangle is 10m more than the side of the
square. The difference of area(in m square) of rectangle and square is:--
8219
O
818
289
O 1107​

Answers

Answered by dualadmire
11

Given:

Perimeter of the square = 68 m

Perimeter of the rectangle = double of the perimeter of square

Width of the rectangle = Width of the square + 10m

To find:

The difference of area of rectangle and square (in m^2).

Solution:

The perimeter of square = 68m

Perimeter of square= sum of all sides

Therefore the length of each side of square a = perimeter/4

= 68/4 = 17 m

Perimeter of rectangle= 2*(l+b)

As given perimeter of rectangle= 2* perimeter of square

Perimeter of rectangle= 2*68 = 136 m

Therefore 2(l+b) = 136

Where l is the length and b the breadth of rectangle.

Width of rectangle b = a+10

b= 17+10 = 27 m

Therefore 2(l + 27) = 136

l + 27 = 68

l = 41m

Area of square = a^2 = 17^2 = 289 m^2

Area of rectangle = l*b = 41*27 = 1107 m^2

Difference on area = 1107 - 289 m^2 = 818 m^2

The answer is 818 m^2.

Answered by parasking2004
1

Answer:

The difference of area of rectangle and square (in m^2). Where l is the length and b the breadth of rectangle. The answer is 818 m^2.

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