Math, asked by erumshaikh163, 5 months ago

The area of a square field is twice that of a rectangular field. If the rectangular
field is 169 metres long and 50 metres wide, find the length of the square field.

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Answered by JCSPRANI
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Answered by kalavathibathina1717
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given

Area the square field is twice that of a rectangular field

Let a be the side of the square

  • length of the rectangular field ( l ) = 169 m
  • width of the rectangular field ( b ) = 50 m

\boxed{ 2a^2 = l × b}

= 2a² = 169 × 50

= a² = 169 × 25

= a = 13 × 5

= a = 65 m

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