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The Pelimeful of a rectangular field is 130m. If its length is 5m more that its bradth, find the length & breadth of the field.

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Answered by prachimaloo2407
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Answer:

perimeter of rectangle = 2(l+b)

=130 m

let the breath be x

length = x+5

so, 2 ( x+x+5) = 2(2x+5)=130m

4x +10= 130 m. (by opening the bracket)

4x=130-10. ( by transposing)

4x=120

x=120/4

x=30m

so breadth= 30m

length = x+5 = 30+5=35 m

Answered by ShírIey
160

Correction in Question:

  • The perimeter of a rectangular field is 130m. If it's length is 5m more than it's breadth, find the length and breadth of the rectangular field.

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Given In Question: The Perimeter of the rectangular field is 130m. & it's Length is 5m more than it's breadth.

Need to Calculate: The dimensions of the field?

Let's say, that the Breadth of the field be x m. Then, it's Length be (x + 5) m respectively.

To find the dimensions of the given rectangular field, we can use the Perimeter formula of rectangle. That is given By :

\dashrightarrow\sf Perimeter_{\:(rectangle)} = 2\bigg\{Length + Breadth\bigg\}

On Substituting the given Values in the above formula, we get:

\dashrightarrow\sf 130 = 2\Big\{(x + 5) + x\Big\}\\\\

On transposing '2' to the LHS, we get:

\dashrightarrow\sf \cancel\dfrac{130}{2} = 2x + 5\\\\

\dashrightarrow\sf 65 = 2x + 5\\\\

On transposing '5' to the LHS, we get:

\dashrightarrow\sf 65 - 5 = 2x \\\\

\dashrightarrow\sf 60 = 2x\\\\

On dividing 2 by 60, we get:

\dashrightarrow\sf x = \cancel\dfrac{60}{2}\\\\

\dashrightarrow{\pmb{\sf{x = 30\;m}}}\\\\

  • We know that, value of x is '30'. Therefore, we'll substitute the value of x in given Length (30 + x) to find out the Length. Therefore —

\twoheadrightarrow\sf Length = \Big\{x + 5\Big\}\\\\

\twoheadrightarrow\sf Length = 30 + 5\\\\

\twoheadrightarrow{\pmb{\sf{Length = 35\;m}}}\\\\

Hence,

  • Length of the field = 35m
  • Breadth of the field = 30m

∴ Therefore, the Length and Breadth of the rectangular field are 35m and 30m respectively.

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M o r e⠀F o r m u l a e :

  • \sf Area\:of\:rectangle = \bf{Length \times Breadth}

  • \sf Diagonal\:of\:rectangle = \bf{\sqrt{(Length)^2 + (Breadth)^2}}

  • \sf Perimeter\:of\:square = \bf{4 \times side}

  • \sf Diagonal\:of\:square = \bf{ \sqrt{2} \times side}
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