Math, asked by thanvitha93, 10 hours ago

The sum of the length and breadth of a rectangle is 20 cm. When the length is reduced by 1 cm and the
breadth is increased by 1 cm, the area is increased by 3 cm2. Find the original dimensions of the
rectangle0

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Answered by samson283
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Given data:

                  let 'l' be the length

                   let 'b' be the breadth of the rectangle

l+b=20 cm

area of a rectangle = l×b sq units

here,

(l-1)(b+1)=3 cm sq

l=?

b=?

solution:

    l+b=20\\b=20-l------------(i)

(l-1)(b+1)=3\\\\b+1=\frac{3}{l-1} \\\\b=\frac{3}{l-1}-1\\ \\b=\frac{3-(l-1)}{l-1}-----(ii)

from (i) and (ii)

20-l=\frac{3-(l-1)}{l-1} \\\\(20-l)(l-1)=3-(l-1)\\\\20l-20-l^2+l=3+1-l\\\\-l^2+22l-20=4\\\\l^2-22l+24=0

\frac{l^2-22l+24}{2}=0

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