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3 years ago

A rectangular field has an area 28800 sq.meter.its length is twice as long as its width.what is the length of its sides?

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Let
x---------> the length side of rectangle
y---------> the width side of rectangle

we know that
x=2y-----> equation 1
area=x*y-------> 28800=x*y------> equation 2
substitute 1 in 2

28800=[2y]*y-----> 28800=2y²-------> y²=14400------> y=120 m
x=2*y----> x=2*120------> x=240 m

the answer is
the length side of rectangle is 240 m
the width side of rectangle is 120 m

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