Math, asked by kdayanandasingh, 9 months ago

The area of a rectangular garden is increased by 55 sq.m if its length is reduced by 2 m.and
the breadth is increased by 5 m. If the length is increased by 3m, and the breadth by 2 m, the
area is increased by 70 sq. m. Find the area of the rectangular garden.​

Answers

Answered by bheemanianurag
21

Step-by-step explanation:

let area of rectangular garden be x

length be y

breadth be z

x+55=2[(y-2)+(z+5)]

x+55=2[y-2+z+5]

x+55=2[y+z+3]

x+55=2y+2z+6

next

x+70=2[(y+3)+(z+2)]

x+70=2[y+z+5]

x+70=2y+2z+10

now equate this two equations

x+55=2y+2z+6

+x+70=2y+2z+10

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2x+125=4(y+z)+16

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2x+125-16=4(y+z)

2x+109=4(y+z)

109=4(y+z)÷2x

109=2(y+z)÷x

x=109÷2(y+z)

i am not getting answer

Answered by DhanyaDA
26

Answer:

Given

GivenThe area of the rectangular garden is increased by 55 sq.m if the length is reduced by 2m and breadth increased by 5m

Let the length be x

Let the breadth be y

Area =xy

According to the given information,

(x - 2)(y + 5) = xy + 55

xy + 5x - 2y - 10 = xy + 55

5x - 2y = 65...................(1)

and

if the length is increased by 3m and breadth by 2 m are increased by 70 sq.m

( x + 3)(y + 2) = xy + 70

xy + 2x + 3y + 6 = xy + 70

2x + 3y = 76.............(2)

Solving both the equations

multiplying (1) with 3 and (2) with 2 and solving

15x - 6y = 195

(  + )4x + 6y = 152

19x = 347

x =  \dfrac{347}{19}

 \boxed{ x = 18.2}

substituting the value in any one equation

 \boxed{ y = 13.2}

Area =xy=18.2×13.2=58.24 sq.m

 \boxed{area = 58.2sqm}

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