Math, asked by priyanshu238, 1 year ago

the base of a triangular field is 840m amd its altitude is 550m.find the cost of reaping the field at the rate of ₹2500 per hectare

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Answered by ShuchiRecites
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area =  \frac{1}{2}  \times base \times height
A=1/2 ×550m×840m
A = 550m×420m
A=231000m^2

Converting m^2 into hectare= 231000/10000
= 23.1 hectare
Cost of reaping=23.1×2500= Rs 57750

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Answered by priyarksynergy
9

Given is the base, altitude, and reaping rate of a triangular field, Find the cost of reaping the field.

Explanation:

  • Let there be a triangle having base length 'b' and altitude length 'h'.
  • Then the area of said triangle is given by, A=\frac{1}{2} bh  
  • Hence here for the triangular field we have, b=840\ m,\ \ \  \ h=550\ m
  • Therefore the area of the given field is,
  •                  ->A=\frac{1}{2} (840)(550)\\->A=231000\ m^2  
  • Now in order to calculate the reaping cost we need to convert the given area from square meters to hectares,
  •                  ->1\ m^2=0.0001\ ha\\->231000\ m^2=(231000)0.0001\ ha\\->A=23.1\ ha  
  • The rate of reaping the field per hectare is, r=Rs.\ 2500/ha
  • Hence the cost of reaping the whole field is,
  •                 ->C=Ar\\->C=23.1(2500)\\->C=Rs.\ 57750  
  • The cost of reaping the whole triangular field will be ₹57750.
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