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The area of a rectangular field whose length is twice its breadth is 2450 m2. find the perimeter of the field


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Answered by nemo29
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AREA =2450 m2

Let the breadth be b ,
so, length = 2b

B.T.P,

b × 2b = 2450

=> 2b^2 = 2450

=> b^2 = 1225

=> b = √ 1225

=> b = 35

So,
LENGTH = 2×35 = 70m
BREADTH = 35m

PERIMETER
= 2(l + b)
= 2(35+70)
= 210m

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Answered by Anonymous
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\textbf{Answer}

Suppose the breadth of a rectangular field is B m.

Since length is twice its breadth,
=> \textbf{length = 2B m}

We know that,
\textbf{Area = length} × \textbf{breadth}

Since given area is 2450 m^2,
=> (B) × (2B) = 2450
=> 2 B^2 = 2450
=> B^2 = 2450/2
=> B^2 = 1225
=> B^2 = (35)^2
=> B = +35 or -35

Since breadth can not be a negative number,
=> \textbf{B = 35 m}

=> \textbf{2B = 70 m}

\textbf{We know that,}
\textbf{Perimeter = 2(length + breadth)}

=> Perimeter = 2(35+70)
=> \textbf{Perimeter = 210 m}

\textbf{Hope My Answer Helped}
\textbf{Thanks}
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