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The length of a rectangular park is 700m and its breadth is 300m.two crossroads,each of width 10m,cut the centre of a rectangular park and parallel to its sides.Find the area of the roads.Also,find the area of the park excluding the area of the crossroads.

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Answered by rayyanalbeez999
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Solution: Let ABCD is a rectangular park. Two roads EFGH and PSRQ is crossing the park at the middle parallel to its side.

Given, Length of the park = 700 m = DC, Width of the park = 300 m = BC, Width of each road = 10m

Therefore; Length of Road PSRQ = Width of the park = 300m, Length of the road EFGH = Length of the park = 700m

Area of the rectangular park = Length × Width
= 700 × 300 = 210000 m2 = 21 hectare

Area of Road EFGH = Length × width 
= 700m × 10m = 7000m2

Area of Road PSRQ = Length × width 
= 300m × 10m = 3000m2

At the crossing of roads; a square KLMN is formed.
The sides of KLMN = Width of the road = 10m

Hence area of KLMN = Side × Side = 10m × 10m = 100m2

As both roads are overlapping each other, so to calculate the area of shaded portion area of one square should be deducted from the area of one of the road.

Hence; Area of cross roads 
= Area of one road (PSRQ) + Area of another road(EFGH) — Area of KLMN
= 3000m2 + 7000m2—100m2 
= 10000m2 — 100m2 = 9900m2
= 9900 ÷ 10000 = 0.99 hectare

Now, area of park excluding cross roads = Area of park — Areas of cross roads
= 21 hectare —0.99 hectare = 20.01 hectare

Hence, Area of road = 0.99 hectare, and area of park excluding the roads = 20.01 hectare

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