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Two fields one square and the other rectangular have the same perimeter the squares of one side 6 CM while the breadth of the rectangle is 40 m which field has the greater area and by how much

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Answered by Awesome98
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Solution :

Theoretically Given : Two fields one square and the other rectangular have the same perimeter the squares of one side 6 CM while the breadth of the rectangle is 40 metres.

Given : Side of Square = 6 Centimeters

Breadth Of Rectangle = 40 metres

Now, According to the Question!

Perimeter of Square = Perimeter of Rectangle

✏ 4 × Side = 2(Length + Breadth)

✏ 4 × 60 = 2(Length + 40)

✏ 240 = 2l + 80

✏ 240 - 80 = 2l

✏ 160 = 2l

✏ Length = 80 Centimetres

Now, According to the Question!

Area of Square = (Side)²

✏ Area of Square = (60)²

✏ Area of Square = 3600 cm²

Area Of Rectangle = Length × Breadth

Area of Rectangle = 80 × 40

Area of Rectangle = 3200 cm²

Hence, Area of Square is Greater area by 400 cm² .
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