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Area of a rectangular field is 300 sq.m .There is a path outside the field width 4 m. Length of the field is 20 m. Find area of the path.

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Answered by Anonymous
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  • Area of Rectangluar Field = 300 m²
  • Length of the Field = 20 m
  • Breadth of the Field = ?

Area of Rectangluar Field will be :

⇒ Area = Length × Breadth

⇒ 300 m² = 20 m × Breadth

  • Dividing both Side by 20 m

Breadth = 15 m

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⋆ Width for any side = (2 × 4) = 8 m

  • Outer Length ( L ) = (20 + 8) = 28 m
  • Outer Breadth ( B ) = (15 + 8) = 23 m
  • Inner Length ( l ) = 20 m
  • Inner Breadth ( b ) = 15 m

Area of the Path around the Field :

↠ Area of Path = Outer Area – Inner Area

↠ Area of Path = (L × B) – (l × b)

↠ Area of Path = [(28 × 23) – (20 × 15)] m²

↠ Area of Path = [644 – 300] m²

Area of Path = 344

Area of the Path around field is 344 m².

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Swarup1998: path is 4 m wide so length and width of the outer rectangle will be increased by (2 × 4) = 8 m
Answered by EliteSoul
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Answer:

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Given,

  • Area of the field = 300 sq.m
  • Length of the field = 20 m
  • Width of path = 4 m
  • Area of path = ?

Solution:-

Length of the field = 20 m

Area of the field = 300 sq.m

\therefore\tt Breadth =\frac{300}{20}\:m

\Rightarrow\tt Breadth = 15\:m

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\tt Length\:of\:field\:including\:path =(20+ 2 \times 4)\:m

\Rightarrow\tt Length\:of\:field\:including\:path = 28\:m

\tt Breadth\:of \:filed\: including\:path =(15 + 2\times 4)\:m

\Rightarrow\tt Breadth\:of \:field\:including\:path = 23 \:m

\tt Area\:of \:field\:including\:path =(28 \times 23)\:{m}^{2}

\Rightarrow\tt Area\:of\:field\:including\:path = 644\:{m}^{2}

\tt Area\:of\:path = (644 - 300)\:{m}^{2} \\ \\ \Rightarrow\tt Area\:of \:path = 344\:{m}^{2}

\therefore\tt {\underline{Area\:of\:path =344\:{m}^{2}}}


Swarup1998: path is 4 m wide so length and width of the outer rectangle will be increased by (2 × 4) = 8 m
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