The sides of a triangular field are 60m, 56m and 52m. Find the cost of planting grass in the field at₹3.75 per square metre. If a space of 4m is to be left for gate to enter the field, find the cost of fencing it at ₹20 per metre.
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Answer:
given,
The sides of a triangular field is
a =60
b=56
c= 52
semi perimeter= a+b+c /2
= 60+56+52/2
=168/2
s =84
s-a =84-60=20
s-b=84-56=28
s-c=84-52=32
using Heron's formula
Area of triangle=√s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)
=√84(84-24)(84-28)(84-32)
=√84×60×56×52
=√7×12×12×5×8×7×4×13
=√7×2×2×3×2×2×3×5×2×2×2×7×2×2×13
=√2×2×2×2×2×2×2×2×2×3×3×5×7×7×13
=√2×2×2×2×2×3×5×7×13
=√2×2×2×3×5×7×13
=√2×2×3×5×7×13
=√2×3×5×7×13
=2730m2
Total cost = area×rate
=2730×3.75
=10237.5 m2
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The sides of a triangular field are 60m, 56m and 52m. Find the cost of planting grass in the field at₹3.75 per square metre. If a space of 4m is to be left for gate to enter the field, find the cost of fencing it at ₹20 per metre.
Given:
- sides of triangle = 60,56 and 52 m
- cost of planting grass = ₹3.75/m²
- space left for gate = 4m
- cost for fencing = ₹20/m
To Find:
- total cost for planting grass
- total cost for fencing
Answer:
we know that sides of triangle are 60,56,52 m
now , as we don't know the height of the triangle
we will find the area through herons formulae
.°. Let the sides of the triangle be a,b,c such that
a = 60m b = 56m c = 52m
S= 84m
now , we know that , herons formulae is equal to
Now , cost of planting 1 m² grass= ₹3.75
cost , of planting 1344 m² of grass = 3.75 ×1344
hence , cost of planting grass in the park = ₹5040
Now , perimeter of triangle = S*2 = 84×2perimeter = 168m
total perimeter which is to be fences = 168 - 4 m( °.° 4m is to be left for gate )
therefore , total perimeter which is to be fences = 164 m
cost of fencing 1m = ₹20therefore ,cost of fencing 164 m = 164 × 20