Math, asked by sahamondalmadhumita, 5 months ago

the total perimeter of square and rectangle is 40 metres. the breadth of the rectangle is half of the side of the square. what is the difference between the two areas​

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Answered by harshitgoyal633
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Answered by parmodmittan
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Step-by-step explanation:

perimeter of square =4a

perimeter of square= 40 m ( given)

so, they both are equal.

then,

4 a = 40

a= 40/4

a=10m

one side of the square is 10 m

area of square= side × side

area of square= 10×10

area of square= 100 metre square

if the breadth is half of the side of square then

b= 10/2

b=5m

perimeter= 2(l+b)

perimeter= 40m ( given)

so, they are equal

then

40 = 2(l+b)

40= 2(l+5) ( this is small L not 1 so don't confuse)

40/2 = l+5

20=l+ 5

20-5 = l

15 m = l

length of rectangle is 15 m

area of rectangle is = length×breadth

area of rectangle= 15×5

area of rectangle= 75 metre square

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TWO AREA IS 100-75 is 25metre square

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