Math, asked by wasifshaikh, 6 months ago

The base of a triangular field is twice its height. If the cost of cultivating it at the
rate of Rs.50 per 80m2 is Rs.25000, find the base and height of the field.

Answers

Answered by zufishaazmi2208
0

Answer:

Since the cost of cultivating the field at at the rate of Rs. 36.72 per 100 square metre

is Rs. 49,572 => Area of the field =

36.72

49,572×100

=135000sqm

Now, area of the triangular field =

2

1

× base × height =135000

=>

2

1

×(3h)×(h)=135000

=>h

2

=90000

=>h=300m

And base =3×300=900m

Answered by amitnrw
1

Given : The base of a triangular field is twice its height. The cost of cultivating it at the  rate of Rs.50 per 80m² is Rs.25000,

To find  : the base and height of the field.

Solution:

Let say Area of field = A

cost of cultivating  of 80m²   = Rs 50

=> cost of cultivating  of 1 m²   = Rs 50/80

=> cost of cultivating  of 1 m²   =  5/8  Rs

=> cost of cultivating  of A m²   =  A5/8  Rs

A5/8 = 25000

=> A  = 40000 m²

Area of field =  40000 m²

Height = H

Base = 2H

Area = (1/2) Base * height

= (1/2) 2H * H

= H²

H² = 40000

=> H = 200  m

Height = 200 m

Base = 2H = 400 m

base and height of the field are 400 and 200 m respectively

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