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the area of a square park is same as the area of a rectangular park.if the length and breadth of the rectangular park is 80m and 45m respectivelly. find the perimeter of the square park

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Answered by pandaXop
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Perimeter = 240 m

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

  • Area of square park is same as the area of a rectangular park.
  • Length & Breadth of rectangular park is 80 m and 45 m.

To Find:

  • What is the perimeter of the square park ?

Solution: Let the side of square park be s m. As we know that

Area of Square = (Side)²

So,

➱ Area of Square park = s².......(1)

Now, the area of rectangular park is

Area of Rectangle = (Length \times Breadth)

Here,

  • Length = 80 & Breadth = 45 m

\implies{\rm } Area = (80 \times 45)

\implies{\rm } Area = 3600 ......(2)

According to the question

  • Equation 1 = Equation 2

\implies{\rm } Ar. square park = Ar. rectangular park

\implies{\rm } = 3600

\implies{\rm } side = 3600

\implies{\rm } side = 60 \times 60

\implies{\rm } side = 60 m

Measure of each side of square park is 60 m. Therefore,

Perimeter of Square = 4(Side)

➟ Perimeter of square park = 4(60)

➟ Perimeter = 240 m

Hence, the perimeter of the square park is 240 m.

Answered by ButterFliee
8

GIVEN:

  • The area of a square park is same as the area of a rectangular park.
  • Length of rectangular park = 80 m
  • Breadth of rectangular park = 45 m

TO FIND:

  • What is the perimeter of the park ?

SOLUTION:

We have given that, the area of square park is equal to the area of rectangular park.

\large\bf{\star \: (Side)^2 = Length \times Breadth \: \star}

Let the side of the square park be 'a' m

According to question:-

\sf{\rightharpoonup a^2 = 80 \times 45 }

\sf{\rightharpoonup a^2 = 3600 }

\sf{\rightharpoonup a = \sqrt{3600}}

\bf{\rightharpoonup a = 60 \: m }

❛ The side of the square park is 60 m

We know that, the formula for finding the perimeter of the square park is:-

\large\bf{\star \: Perimeter = 4 \times side \: \star}

On putting the given values in the formula, we get

\sf{\rightharpoonup Perimeter = 4 \times 60 }

\bf{\rightharpoonup \star \: Perimeter = 240 \: m \: \star}

❝ Hence, the perimeter of the square park is 240 m

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