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The length of a rectangle is increased by one-third and the breadth is reduced by one-third. The area of the rectangle is reduced b​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\text{let the original length and breadth of the}

\text{Rectangle be l and b units}

\text{Then,the original area will be l \times b units^{2}}

New\: breadth = l + \dfrac{1}{3}l = \dfrac{4}{3}l

New\: length = b - \dfrac{1}{3}b = \dfrac{2}{3}lb

\therefore New Area = \dfrac{4}{3}l ×  \dfrac{2}{3}b =  \dfrac{8}{9}lb unit^{2}

 Decrease\:in\:Area

\Rightarrow\bigg(\dfrac{lb - \dfrac{8}{9}lb}{lb} × 100\bigg)%

\Rightarrow\dfrac{\dfrac{1}{9}lb}{lb} × 100 = 11\dfrac{1}{9}%

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