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the length of each side of a square field is 25m. If the length of each side is diminished by 3m. Then what will be the decrease in perimeter of the square field?​

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Answered by pankajinimamuni
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Answer:

each side length of the first square =25m

perimeter =side ×4 = 25× 4 =100m

after diminished by 3m , the new square's each side will be = 25-3=22m

now the perimeter of the new square = side × 4= 22×4 =88m

Hence the difference between the two perimeters = 100m-88m = 12m

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Answered by ishitaagreeishitaagr
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