Ratanlal wishes to divide his field into two equal parts. If the length of the field is 160 m and its breadth 120 m, what would be the area of each part?

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Solution

Length of field = 160 m
Breadth of field = 120 m
Since, Ratanlal wishes to divide the field into two equal parts,
length of each part $= \frac{160 m}{2} = 80 m$
The breadth of each part will remain the same.
So, breadth of each part = 120 m
∴ Area of each part = length × breadth
= 80 m × 120 m
= 9600 m²

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Ratanlal wishes to divide his field into two equal parts. If the length of the field is 160 m and its breadth 120 m, what would be the area of each part?

Length of field = 160 m Breadth of field = 120 m Since, Ratanlal wishes to divide the field into two equal parts, length of each part=160 m2=80 m The breadth of each part will remain the same. So, breadth of each part = 120 m ∴ Area of each part = length × breadth = 80 m × 120 m = 9600 m2