Math, asked by starboyk9218, 1 year ago

The length of a rectangle is decreased by 50%. What percentage the width have to increased so as to maintain the same area

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Answered by paritosh1deepali
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Answer:100%


Step-by-step explanation:

For first case when nothing is changed

Length be 'x' and width be 'y'.then

Area=xy .

For second case when length is decreased by 50%

Let width be b then

Length=x-x×50/100

=x-x/2

=X/2

Area=X/2×b

By question,

Area of first rectangle=area of second rectangle

or,xy=X/2×b

Or,b=2×xy/x

Or,b=2y


That is when length of rectangle is decreased by 50% then width of the rectangle is increased by 2times for maintenance of same area.


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