Math, asked by shreyansh160203, 6 hours ago

The length, breadth and height of a hall
are 9.76 m, 7.93 m and 1.83 m
respectively. Find the longest rod which
can measure the three dimensions an
exact number of times.​

Answers

Answered by elumalaidharani10
2

Answer:

156.16 m

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer : 156.16 m is the longest rod which can measure the three dimensions an exact number of times.

Answered by AwesomeOwl123
1

Answer:

156.16 m is the longest rod which can measure the three dimensions an exact number of times.

Given :

  • Length of the hall = 9.76 m
  • Breadth of the hall = 7.93 m
  • Height of the hall = 1.83 m

To find :

The longest rod which can measure the three dimensions an exact number of times =?

Step-by-step explanation:

L= 9.76 m  

b= 7.93 m

h = 1.83 m  

Now let's three combinations

Perimeter of the rectangle = Perimeter of the bottom and top  = 2 ( l+ b )  

Substituting the values in the above formula, we get,

= 2( 9.76 + 7.93 )  

= 2 × 17.69

= 35.38 m

Top = bottom = 35. 38

Now face one and three  

= 2( l + h)  

= 2 ( 9.76 + 1.83 )  

= 2 × 11.59

= 23.18 m  

Now face two and forth

= 2( b+ h)  

= 2 ( 7.93 + 1.83)  

= 2(9.76)

= 19.52 m

Now totally edge length

= 2 ( 19.52 + 23.18 + 35.38)  

= 2 ( 78.08 )  

= 156.16 m

∴ 156.16 m is the longest rod which can measure the three dimensions an exact number of times.

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