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The length of a rectangle is increased by 15% and the width is reduced by 15%. Let us calculate the percentage increase or decrease of the area of ​​the rectangle.​

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Answered by aurangebazam2008
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Answered by tennetiraj86
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given :-

The length of a rectangle is increased by 15% and the width is reduced by 15%.

To find :-

Calculate the percentage increase or decrease of the area of the rectangle?

Solution:-

Let the length of the rectangle be L units

Let the breadth of the rectangle be B units

Area of the rectangle = Length× Breadth sq.units

=> Area of the rectangle = LB sq.units ----(1)

If the length is increased by 15% then the new length of the rectangle

=> L+15% of L

=> L + (15/100)×L

=> L+(15L/100)

=>L+(3L/20)

=> (20L+3L)/20

=> 23L/20 units

and

If the breadth is decreased by 15% then the new breadth of the rectangle

=> B-15% of B

=> B - (15/100)×B

=> B - (15B/100)

=> B - (3B/20)

=> (20B-3B)/20

=> 17B/20 units

Area of the new rectangle

=> (23L/20) × (17B/20)

=> (23L×17B)/(20×20)

=> 391LB /400

Area of the new rectangle = 391LB/400 sq.units

Area of the original rectangle > Area of the new rectangle

=> LB > (391LB/400)

Decreased in Area of the rectangle

=>Original area - New Area

=> LB - (391LB/400)

=> (400LB - 391LB)/400

=> 9LB/400

Decreased in the area of rectangle =

9LB/400 sq.units

Decreased Percentage in the area

= (Decreased area/Original area)×100

=[(9LB/400)/LB]×100

= (9LB/400LB)×100

= (9/400)×100

=(9×100)/400

= 900/400

= 9/4

= 2.25%

Decreased Percentage in the area = 2.25%

Answer :-

Decreased Percentage in the area of the rectangle is 9/4% or 2.25% or 2 1/4 %

Used formulae:-

  • Area of the rectangle = Length× Breadth = lb sq.units
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