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The length of a rectangle is greater than its breadth by 16 cm. If both
length and breadth are increased by 3 cm , then the area increases by
93 sq.cm. Find the length and breadth of the rectangle.

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Answered by momdadsneha6
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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

The original length of the rectangle is = 45 cm

The original breadth of the rectangle is = 29 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :-

  • Length of the rectangle greater than the breadth of the rectangle = 16 cm
  • Increase in length and breadth = 3 cm
  • Increase in Area = 93 cm²

To Find :-

  • Original length and breadth of the rectangle

Formula Used :-

  • Area of a rectangle Length × Breadth

Solution :-

Let the Breadth of the rectangle be 'a' cm,

∴ Length = (a + 16) cm

Area = (a + 16) cm × a cm = (a² + 16a) cm

New length = (a + 16 + 3)cm

New breadth = (a + 3) cm

New Area (with given increase) = (a² + 16a + 93) cm²

Finding value of a :-

\longmapsto (a + 16 + 3) cm × (a + 3) cm = (a² + 16a + 93) cm²

\longmapsto (a² + 3 + 19a + 3) cm² = (a² + 16a + 93) cm²

\longmapsto (a² + 19a + 6) cm² = (a² + 16a + 93) cm²

\longmapsto (19a + 6) cm² = ([a² - a²] + 16a + 93) cm²

\longmapsto (19a + 6) cm² = (16a + 93) cm²        ... [∵ a² - a² = 0]

\longmapsto 19a cm² = (16a + [93 - 6]) cm²

\longmapsto 19a cm² = (16a + 87) cm²        ... [∵ 93 - 6 = 87]

\longmapsto (19a - 16a) cm² = 87 cm²

\longmapsto 3a cm² = 87 cm²

\longmapsto a = {\mathsf{\dfrac{87 \ cm^2}{3 \ cm^2}}}

\Longrightarrow {\mathsf{a = 29}}

a = Breadth = 29 cm

Length = (29 + 16) cm = 45 cm

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