Question

The side of the square is - 40cm. Find the area of the square in (i) cm and (iii) m. Also If a man runs 3 round around the border of square then how much distance he will cover?

Answer 1

Correct question:

The side of the square is - 40cm. Find the area of the square in (i) cm² and (iii) m². Also If a man runs 3 rounds around the border of square then how much distance he will cover?

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Given:

The side of a square = 40 cm

To be found:

• area of the square in (i) cm and (iii) m
• Also If a man runs 3 s around the border of the square then how much distance he will cover?

Now,

The formula for finding the area of the square = (Side)² unit sq.

So,

Area of the square = (40)² cm sq.

                                = (1600) cm sq.

Now,

Area of the square in m = 1600 ÷ 10000 = 0.16 m sq.

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A man runs around the square

The Perimeter of the square = 4 × side unit

= 4 × 40

= 160 cm

Now,

If the man runs 3 times around the border of the square then the distance he will cover

= 3 × perimeter of the square

= 3 × 160

= 480cm

Hence,

• Area of square incm sq. = 1600cm sq. and in m sq. = 0.16 m sq.
• The man will cover 480 cm in total.

Answer 2

Well there is small mistake in the question.

The Question should be-

The side of the square is - 40cm. Find the area of the square in (i) cm sq and (iii) m sq. Also If a man runs 3 round around the border of square then how much distance he will cover?

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Answer

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The side of the square = 40cm (given)

Area of the square in cm²

= side²

= (40)²

= 1600cm²

Converting into m²

The area = 1600 = 0.16 m²

Now

Perimeter of the square

= 4×side

= 4 × 40

= 160cm

According to the question,

A man runs 3 rounds,

distance he will cover

= 3 × 160

= 480 cm