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two squares s1 and s2 . the ratio of there areas is 4: 25 . if the side of square s1 is 6 cm ,what is the length of the side s2.

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Answered by Ashishkumar098
22

Answer :-



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• Given :-




The areas of two squares ( s¹ and s² ) are in a ratio 4 : 25



The side of s¹ is 6 cm.




• To find :-




The length of s².




• Salutation :-




Let the length of s² be  a  cm




So , the area of s² will be a² cm²



And given , the area of s¹ is ( 6² ) = 36 cm²




Now , according to the question ,



36 : a² = 4 : 25



36 / a² = 4 / 25



9 / a² = 1 / 25       [• Multiplying with (1/4) in both of the sides ]



a² = 25 × 9            [ • Cross multiplication ]



a = √ ( 25 × 9 )          [ • Square root of both of the sides ]



a = 5 × 3



a = 15.             [ ★ Required answer ]



•°• a = 15 cm



•°• The length of s² is ( a ) = 15 cm.




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Answered by sayan40415
3
Answer :-



___________________________



• Given :-



The areas of two squares ( s¹ and s² ) are in a ratio 4 : 25



The side of s¹ is 6 cm.



• To find :-



The length of s².



• Salutation :-



Let the length of s² be  a  cm



So , the area of s² will be a² cm²



And given , the area of s¹ is ( 6² ) = 36 cm²



Now , according to the question ,



36 : a² = 4 : 25



36 / a² = 4 / 25



9 / a² = 1 / 25       [• Multiplying with (1/4) in both of the sides ]



a² = 25 × 9            [ • Cross multiplication ]



a = √ ( 25 × 9 )          [ • Square root of both of the sides ]



a = 5 × 3



a = 15.             [ ★ Required answer ]



•°• a = 15 cm



•°• The length of s² is ( a ) = 15 cm.



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