Math, asked by hariparmar, 1 year ago

the length of rectangle exceeds its breadth by 4 cm if the length and breadth that each increased by 3 cm the area of new rectangle will be 81 cm square more than that of given rectangle find dimension of the rectangle


SDMKJ: let length of a rectangle be x. so, breadth= x+4.
SDMKJ: if length = x+3 then breadth = x+7
SDMKJ: area of the previous rectangle= l*b= x(x+4)= x^2+4x
SDMKJ: area of the new rectangle=(x+3)(x+7)= x^2+10x+21
SDMKJ: x^2+10x+21= x^2+4x+81. [as area of the new rectangle is equal to the sum of 81 and area of the previous rectangle
SDMKJ: after solving it; length=x= 10 and breadth= 14

Answers

Answered by Akv2
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LET LENGTH BE X

THEN,

BREADTH = X-4

AREA OF THIS TRIANGLE = X(X-4) = (X²-4X)

NOW,

NEW LENGTH = X+3

NEW BREADTH = X-4+3 = X-1

NEW AREA = (X+3)(X-1) = X²+2X-3

QUESTION IS SAYING THAT NEW AREA IS GREATER THAN REAL AREA BY 81 CM².


SO,

X²+2X-3 - (X²-4X) = 81

X²+2X-3-X²+4X = 81

6X-3 = 81

6X = 84

X = 14

DIMENSIONS OF ACTUAL TRIANGLE IS 14 CM IN LENGTH AND 10 CM IN BREADTH.

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