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The height of a trapezium shaped field is 28 m. Its parallel sides are 35 m and 14 m. The cows are grazing in
the field tied with a rope of length 3 m. Calculate how much area of the field cannot be grazed by the cows.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\sf\bigstar\mid Given :

  • The height of the trapezium shaped field is 28m.

  • The measurement of the two parallel sides are 35m. and 14m. respectively.

  • Some cows are grazing in the field along with a rope tied of length 3m.

\sf\bigstar\mid To find :

  • The area of the trapezium that cannot be grazed by the cows.

\sf\bigstar\mid Solution :

We know that :

 \gray \bigstar{ \underline{ \boxed{ \sf { \blue{A(area) = \frac{1}{2}h(a + b)}}}}} \gray \bigstar

Where,

a(length) = 35m.

b(breadth) = 14m.

h(height) = 28m.

Substituting the given values :

 \sf \longmapsto A =  \frac{1}{ \cancel 2} \times   \cancel{28}(35 + 14) \\

 \sf\longmapsto A   = 14(49) \\

\green{\bf \longmapsto A  = 686 {m}^{2} }

Now,

  • It is told that the length of the rope is 3m. The area which will can be the reached by the cows will be a circular area.(refer to the attachment)

So,

The area that can't be reached by the cows is :

Area of the circle having the radius of 3m.

We know that :

Area of the circle :

\gray \bigstar{ \underline{ \boxed{\sf { \blue{ A   = \pi {r}^{2} }}}}} \gray \bigstar

Where,

r(radius) = 3m.

Hence,

\longmapsto \sf A  = 3.14 \times  {3}^{2}  \\

 \longmapsto \sf A = 3.14 \times 9 \\

 { \green{  \longmapsto \sf A = 28.26 {m}^{2} }}

Therefore,

Area that can't be reached by the cows :

Area of the trapezium - Area of the circle

Hence,

\red \leadsto \sf  (686 {m}^{2}  -28.26 {m}^{2}  ) \\

 \red \leadsto \sf 657.74 {m}^{2}

{ \underline{ \boxed{ \orange{ \bf { \therefore \: Required \:\:   answer : \red{657.74 m^2} \gray\checkmark}}}}}

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