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The length of a rectangle is twice that of its breadth. If the length of the rectangle is increased by 20% while its breadth is decreased by 20%, determine the percentage change, if any, in its perimeter.
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Answers

Answered by guddiaupendra1
4

Step-by-step explanation:

breadth=x

⇒ Length=2x

⇒ Area of rectangle=2x×x

=2x

2

After the given changes;

length=2x−5

Breadth=x+5

Area=2x

2

+75

⇒(2x−5)(x+5)=2x

2

+75

2x

2

−5x+10x−25=2x

2

+75

5x=75+25=100

⇒x=20

⇒ Breadth=20cm

Length=40cm.

Answered by BeautifullMind
107

 \large{\underline{\red{\bf{Question:-}}}}

  • The length of a rectangle is twice that of its breadth. If the length of the rectangle is increased by 20% while its breadth is decreased by 20%, determine the percentage change, if any, in its perimeter.

 \large{\underline{\purple{\bf{Solution:-}}}}

➢ Let the breadth of the rectangle be 100 .Then,

➢ Length of the rectangle be (2 × 100) = 200.

Original Perimeter of Rectangle :- 2(L + B)

2(L + B)

➛ 2(200 + 100)

➛ 2(300)

➛ 600 unit

Now, According to the Question:-

➢ New length of rectangle :-

 ➛ \:\frac{120}{100}  \times 100 \\ \\  ➛120 \:  \: unit

➢ New Breadth of the Rectangle:-

➛ \frac{80}{100}  \times 200 \\  \\   ➛160 \: unit

New Perimeter of the rectangle:-

2(L + B)

➛ 2(120 + 160)

➛ 2(280)

➛ 560 unit

Change in both Perimeters:-

 ➝ Change (\%)  = \frac{(Original-New)}{Original} × 100 \\  \\ ➝  \: Change (\%) =  \frac{(600 - 560)}{600}  \times 100 \\  \\ ➝ \:  Change (\%) =  \frac{40}{6}  \\  \\ ➝ \:  Change (\%) = 6.67\% \\ \\  ➝ \:  Change (\%) = 6 \:  \frac{4}{6} \%

 \fbox \purple{\:★ Change Percentage in Perimeters is 6.67 \: \% }

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