Question
A rectangular grassy plot is 112m long and 78m broad. It has a gravel path 2.5m wide all around it on the side. Find the area of the path and the cost of constructing it at Rs. 4.50 per square metre.

Answer


Length of rectangular plot (l) = $112m$
and breadth (b) = $78m$
Width of parth = $2.5m$
Inner length $=112-2 \times 2.5=112-5=107 m$
and inner breadth $=78-2 \times 2.5=78-5=73 m$
Area of path = outer area - inner area
$=(112 \times 78-107 \times 73) m ^2=8736-7811=925 m^2$
Rate ofconstructing $=\text { Rs. } 4.50 \text { per } m ^2$
Total cost $=925 \times \text { Rs. } 4.50=\text { Rs. } 4162.50$

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