Math, asked by putusringh, 7 months ago

The length of a rectangle is 5cm more than the breadth . If the length is increased by 3cm and breadth by 2cm , the area i s increased by 38cmsquare. Find the original dimensions of th e rectangle​

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Answered by kabaddi836
1

Answer:

54cm2

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the breadth of the rectangle be Xcm

Then, the length of the rectangle be (x+3)cm

∴ Area of the rectangle =(x+3)×xcm

2

−−−−−(1)

Given that

Length is increased by 9=x+3+9=x+12cm

and, breadth is reduced by 3=x−3cm

Now,

Area of new rectangle (x+12)×(x−3)cm

2

−−−−−(2)

But in the given question we have given that the both area is same

then we can get

(x+3)×x=(x+12)×(x−3)

⇒x

2

+3x=x

2

+12x−3x−36

⇒6x=36

∴x=6

Now,fromequation(1)

Areaoftherectangle=(x+3)×x

=(6+3)6

=54cm

2

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Answered by VimalaDarshani
1

Answer:

l = b + 5

Area initially = lb = ( b + 5 ) b

A = ( b + 5 ) b ------- 1

Area after modifications = A + 38 cm^2

( l + 3 ) ( b + 2 ) = A + 38

A = ( l + 3 ) ( b + 2 ) - 38 --------2

Comparing both equations

( b + 5 ) b = ( l + 3 ) ( b + 2 ) - 38

b^2 + 5b = ( b + 5 + 3 ) ( b + 2 ) - 38

b^2 + 5b = b^2 + 8b + 2b + 16 - 38

10b - 5b = 22

5b = 22

b = 22/5

= 4.4 cm

l = b + 5 = 4.4 + 5 = 9.4 cm

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