Math, asked by gurjeetjs1001, 18 days ago

the perimeter of two squares is equal to 428cm and 396cm. Find the area of square whose area is equal to the area of two squares.​

Answers

Answered by rrp18u
0

Step-by-step explanation:

Given, Perimeter of one square = 40 m

Suppose the length of square = a

1

So, 4a

1

= 40 m Side (a

1

) = 40 ÷ 4 = 10 m

Area of a square = a

1

×a

1

=10×10=100m

2

Perimeter of second square = 96 m

Suppose the length of square = a

2

So, 4a

2

= 96 m Side (a

2

) = 96 × 4 = 24 m

Area of a square = a

2

×a

2

=24×24=576m

2

As we know, perimeter of another square is equal in area to the sum of the first two square.

So, area of another square = 100 + 576 = 676 m

Area of a square = a

3

×a

3

676 = (a

3

)

2

ora

3

=26

Thus, perimeter = 4a

3

=4×26=104m

104 m answer

Answered by ITISNISHANT07
1

.

GIVEN,

PERIMETER OF TWO SQUARES = 428cm AND 396cm

TO FIND:

AREA OF SQUARE

SOLUTION:

1) PERIMETER OF SQUARE = 4 × SIDE

428 = 4 × SIDE

.

= 107

2) PERIMETER OF SQUARE = 4 × SIDE

396 = 4 × SIDE

.

= 99

1) AREA OF SQUARE = SIDE²

= 107²

= 11449cm²

2) AREA OF SQUARE = SIDE²

= 99²

= 9801cm²

 \sf \red{THUS, AREA OF SQUARE ARE}   \\  \sf \red{11449CM²  \: AND \:  9801CM²}

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