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The diagram shown represents a garden. The scale is 2/3 centimeters for every 3 1/2 meters. Each square in the drawing measures 1cm by 1cm. Find the actual length, width and area of the garden based upon the given drawing.

The diagram shown represents a garden. The scale is 2/3 centimeters for every 3 1/2 meters-example-1

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Answer:

Length =
(189)/(4)\ m

Width = 21 m

Area of garden = 992.25
m^(2)

Explanation:

Side of square = 1 cm

As per the given question figure, we can see that there are 11 square across the length of rectangular garden.

But the garden includes only 9 squares, the corner squares are not in the garden.

So, length of garden = 9
* 1 = 9 cm

Using the scaling given in the question,


(2)/(3)\ cm = 3(1)/(2)\ m\\
\Rightarrow (2)/(3)\ cm = (7)/(2)\ m


1 cm = ((7)/(2))/((2)/(3)) \ m \Rightarrow (21)/(4)\ m

So, length of garden =
(21)/(4) * 9 \Rightarrow (189)/(4)\ m

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And, similarly width contains 4 squares, (Corner squares are excluded)

Width of garden =
(21)/(4) * 4 \Rightarrow 21\ m

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Area of garden = Length
* Width


\Rightarrow (189)/(4) * 21\\\Rightarrow (3969)/(4)\\\Rightarrow 992.25\ m^(2)

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