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Poles are to be fixed along the boundary of a rectangular field in such a way that distance between any two adjacent poles is 2 m.The perimeter of the field is 70m and length and the breadth of the field are in the ratio 4:3 resp. How many poles will be required?

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Poles required $= \frac{P e r i m e t e r}{D i s t a n c e B e t w e e n T w o A d j a c e n t P o l e s}$
$\frac{70 m}{2 m} = 35 P o l e s$

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