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Rahul owns a rectangle field of length 400m and 200 metres his friends from owns a square field of length 300 metres find the cost of fencing the two fields at 1:50 per metre if one tree can be planted in a area of 10 square metres how can plant more trees in his field how many trees can he plant

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Answered by Ayush4722
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4nonym0us

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area of rahul's field = 400*200 = 80000m²

area of ramu's field = 300*300 = 90000m²

cost of fencing the fields = 150*(80000+90000) = ₹25500000

no. of trees rahul can plant = 80000/10 = 8000

nom of trees ramu can plant = 90000/10 = 9000

hence, ramu can plant 1000 more trees. (9000-8000=1000)

Answered by Brâiñlynêha
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\huge\mathbb{SOLUTION:-}

\bold{Given:-}\begin{cases}\sf{Dimensions\:of\:\: Rahul\: field=400m\:and\:200m}\\ \sf{Dimensions\:of\: His \: friend\: Field=300cm}\end{cases}

  • 1st find the area of rahul Field

\boxed{\sf{Area\:of\: rectangle=Length\times breadth}}

\bf\underline{\underline{\red{According\:to\: Question:-}}}

\sf\mapsto Area\:of\:\: rahul Field=400m\times 200m\\ \\ \sf\mapsto Area\:of\: rahul\:field=80000m{}^{2}

  • The area of rahul field is 80000 square metre

  • Now the area of his friend field which is in shape of square

\boxed{\sf{Area\:of\: square=side{}^{2}}}

\sf\mapsto Area\:of\: his\: friend\:field=(300m){}^{2}\\ \\ \sf\leadsto Area\:of\: his\: Friend\:field=90000m{}^{2}

  • now The total area of both fields

\boxed{\sf{\purple{Total\:area\:of\:both\: field=Area\:of\: rahul\: field+Area\:of\: his\: friend\: field}}}

\sf\implies Total\:Area=80000m{}^{2}+90000m{}^{2}\\ \\ \sf\implies Total\:Area=170000m{}^{2}

  • Now the cost of fencing the field is 1.50 Rs per square metre

\sf\leadsto cost\:of\: fencing=1.50\times 170000m{}^{2}\\ \\ \sf\leadsto Cost\:of\: fencing=255,000Rs

\boxed{\sf{Cost\:of\: fencing\:both\: field=255,000rs.}}

  • If one tree is planted in a area of 10 square metre

\sf\implies No.\: trees\: Rahul\:planted=\cancel{\frac{80000}{10}}\\ \\ \sf\implies No.\:Trees\:Rahul\: planted=8000

  • Rahul planted 8000 trees

  • Now his friend

\sf\implies No.\: trees\: Rahul's\:friend\:planted=\cancel{\frac{90000}{10}}\\ \\ \sf\implies No.\:Trees\:rahul's\: freind \:planted=9000

\sf\leadsto More\:trees\: His\: friend\: planted=9000-8000\\ \\ \sf\implies 1000

  • Rahul's friend planted more trees

\boxed{\sf{\purple{His\: friend\: planted\:1000\:More\:Tress\:}}}

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