Math, asked by shabdansh, 9 months ago

The length, breadth and height of a room are 8.25 m, 6.75 m and 4.50 m
respectively. Determine the longest tape which can measure the three dimensions
of the room exactly.​

Answers

Answered by anytak25
0

We have:

Lenght-8.25m

Breath-6.75m

Height-4.50m

We know:

Longest side of a room is daigonal

Formula:

Daigonal of 4 walls is √lenght square+breath square+height square

Explanation:

√l square+b square+h square

√8.25 square+6.75 square+4.50 square

√68.0625+45.5625+20.25

√133.875

11.570436465406

Answer:

Longest tape which can be placed is 11.570436465406

Answered by Anonymous
10

➪ \sf \red{Answer:-}

 \huge{ ➫} \tt GIVEN:-

length \: of \: room \:  = 7m25cm = 725cm \\ breadth \: of \: room \:  = 9m25cm = 925cm \\ height \: of \: room \:  = 8m25cm = 825cm

\huge ➫ \sf FIND:-

now \: we \: find \: HCF \: of \: 725,925 \: and \: 825

{\huge ➫  {\mathfrak{Solution:-}}}

725 = 5 \times 5 \times29 \\ 925 = 5 \times 5 \times 37 \\ 825 = 3 \times 5 \times 5 \times 11 \\  \\ so, \: heighest \: common \: factor \: is \: 5 \times 5 = 25 \\ therefore \: HCF \: of \: 725,925,825 \: is \: 25. \\  \therefore 25m is \:  the  \: longest \:  tape \:  measure \:  which  \: can  \: measure \:  all  \: the  \: dimensions.

so, \: answer \: is \:  \boxed{ \mathfrak{ 25m}}

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