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the perimeters of a square field and a rectangular field are the same. If one side of the rectangular field is 18m and one side of the square field is 15m,find:
(i) the area of the rectangular field and
(ii) the total area of both the field
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Answered by gausia8080
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given data,

The perimeters of a square field and a rectangular field are the same.

If one side of the rectangular field is 18m and one side of the square field is 15m.

We know that

Perimeter of the square =4\times Side

=4\times15=60m

By the given data, perimeters of the square and the rectangular field are same

So,

Perimeter of the rectangle =60m

\Rightarrow 2(l+b)=60m

\Rightarrow 2(18+b)=60

\Rightarrow 18+b=30

\Rightarrow b=12m.

Therefore, the other side of the rectangle =12m

(i) Area of the rectangle =l\times b=18\times12=216m^{2}

Area of the square =side^{2}=15\times15=225m^{2}

(ii) The total area of both the field =225+216=441m^{2}.

Answered by shaswat8080
0

Given,

The perimeter of a square and rectangular is same

4a=2(l+b)

One side of rectangle is 18cm

One side of square is 15cm

4a=2(l+b)

4\times15=2(18+b)

30=18+b

b=12

(i) Area of rectangle =l\times b

l=18,b=12

A=18\times 12

A=216 square meter

(ii)Area of square =a^{2}

A=15\times 15

A=225 square meter

Total area = Area of rectangle +Area of square

A=216+225=441 square meter.

Therefore, the total area is 441 square meter.

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