Math, asked by SarthakSaha, 11 months ago

the width of a rectangular hall is 3/4 of its length. if the area of the hall 300 square.metre . What is the difference between its length and breath ?? ​

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Answered by viveksinghji
31

length=20m.

breadth=15m.

Step-by-step explanation:

let length be x.

then , breadth will 3/4of x.

Area=l ×b

x ×3/4× x=300m2

=20m.

difference=20-15=5..... ans...


viveksinghji: it's only help
SarthakSaha: bhai calculation thoda detail me kar do ge ?
SarthakSaha: can you the calculation in detail?
viveksinghji: yah
viveksinghji: why not
viveksinghji: 3/4 × 20
viveksinghji: 20/4=5
viveksinghji: then,5×3=15
viveksinghji: ok...
viveksinghji: done..
Answered by Sauron
66

\mathfrak{\large{\underline{\underline{Answer :-}}}}

The difference between the Length and Breadth of the Rectangle is 5 m.

\mathfrak{\large{\underline{\underline{Explanation :-}}}}

Given :

Width of the Rectangle = \tt{\dfrac{3}{4}} of its Length.

Area of the hall = 300 m².

To find :

The difference between the Length and Breadth.

Solution :

Consider the Length as x

Breadth = \tt{\dfrac{3}{4}x}

We know that :

Area of Rectangle = \tt{Length \times Breadth}

\tt{\implies} \:  \dfrac{3}{4}x \times x = 300

\tt{\implies} \: 3x  \times x = 300 \times 4

\tt{\implies} \:  {3x}^{2}  = 1200

\tt{\implies} \:  {x}^{2} =  \dfrac{1200}{3}

\tt{\implies} \:  {x}^{2}  = 400

\tt{\implies} \: x =  \sqrt{400}

\tt{\implies} \: x = 20

Length = 20 m

Value of \tt{\dfrac{3}{4}x}

\tt{\implies} \:  \dfrac{3}{4}  \times 20

\tt{\implies} \:  \dfrac{60}{4}

\tt{\implies} \:15

Breadth = 15 m

Difference between the Length and Breadth of the Hall :

Length = 20 m

Breadth = 15 m

\tt{\implies} \:20 - 15 \\ \tt{\implies} \:5

\therefore The difference between the Length and Breadth of the Rectangle is 5 m.


mogaparthidevanshi: same I also thought in that method first
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