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the length of a rectangle is greater than yhe breadth by 18cm. If boyh length and breadth are increased by 6cm, the area increases by 168cm^2. find the length and breadth of the rectangle​

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Answered by hottaharshita57
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Answer:

LENGTH=3 cm

BREADTH=21 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

Let length of the breadth=x cm

breadth of the rectangle =(x+18)cm

area of a rectangle=(l x b)

=[x(x+18)]=(x²+18x)cm²

New measurements,

length of the rectangle increases by 6cm= (x+18+6)=(x+22)

breadth of the rectangle also increases by 6cm=(x+6)

area of the rectangle=(l x b)

=(x+22)(x+6)

=x²+ 30x + 132

AFTER THE CHANGES IN THE MEASUREMENTS THE AREA INCREASES BY 168CM².

ATQ,

{new area - old area = area increased}

=(x² + 30x + 132)-(x²+18x)=168

x² + 30x + 132 - x² - 18x=168 <(+x²& - x² are cancelled)

30x - 18x = 168-132 <arrange them on LHS and RHS>

12x=36 <variables on one side and constant on one side>

X=36/12

X=3

•°• ORIGINAL,

length=X=3cm

breadth=(X+18)=3+18=21cm.(ans.)

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