Math, asked by devvaghasiya59, 21 days ago

Two cross roads, each of width 10 m, run at right angles through the centre of a

rectangular park of length 90 m and breadth 65 m and parallel to its sides. Find

the area of the roads. Also find the cost of constructing the roads at the rate of Rs

75 per m2

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Answered by Anonymous
19

Answer:

Width = 10m

Length of first parallel road = 90m

area of first road = 90×10 = 900m²

Length of second road = 65m

Area of second road = 65×10 = 650m²

area of the common part of cross road with 10 m width that lies at the center of the park 10×10 = 100 sq.m

area of roads = area of first road +area of second cross road−common area

= ( 900 + 650 ) - 100

= 1550 - 100

= 1450 sq.m

cost of the construction per sq.m =Rs.75

total cost = 1450×75 = Rs 1,08,750

Answered by manjupjha2409
1

Answer:

Answer:

Width = 10m

Length of first parallel road = 90m

area of first road = 90×10 = 900m²

Length of second road = 65m

Area of second road = 65×10 = 650m²

area of the common part of cross road with 10 m width that lies at the center of the park 10×10 = 100 sq.m

area of roads = area of first road +area of second cross road−common area

= ( 900 + 650 ) - 100

= 1550 - 100

= 1450 sq.m

cost of the construction per sq.m =Rs.75

total cost = 1450×75 = Rs 1,08,750

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