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How do you solve problems?
                                                                                    LEARNING
                                                                                          STANDARDS
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                                                                                Solve problems involving
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                 Given the area of a square garden is 500 m , find the perimeter   perimeter and area of
                 of the garden.                                                 triangles, rectangles,
                                                                                squares, parallelograms,
                                                                                kites, trapeziums and
                 Let the length of the side of the garden = x m                 the combinations of
                        2
                 Then,  x  = 500     Area of the square is 500 m .              these shapes.
                                                           2
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                 Thus,  x  =  500
                          = 22.36     2 decimal places
                 Hence, the perimeter of the garden = 22.36 × 4
                                                    = 89. 44 m
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                 The  diagram  shows a triangle  PQS inscribed  in a rectangle
                 PQRT. The perimeter of the rectangle is 42 cm and the length
                 of the rectangle is twice its width. Find the area of triangle PQS.
                                                                                   P                Q

                 Let the length of the rectangle = y cm and the width of the rectangle = x cm
                      Perimeter = 42 cm
                 Thus,  2x + 2y = 42 …… 1
                                y = 2x …… 2       The length is twice its width.    Perimeter of the
                                                                                    rectangle PQRT
                 Substitute 2 into 1,  2x + 2(2x) = 42                              = 2(7) + 2(14)
                                               6x = 42                              = 14 + 28
                                                     42                             = 42 cm
                                                 x =
                                                     6
                                                   = 7                                                        CHAPTER
                                                 y = 2(7)
                                                   = 14                                                       10
                                                   1
                 Hence, the area of triangle PQS =   × 14 × 7
                                                   2
                                                 = 49 cm 2

                     Self Practice      10.3b

                 1.  Given the perimeter of the square floor of a hall is 82 m, find the area of the floor of
                     the hall.
                 2.  The length of a rectangle is 5 cm more than its width. If the perimeter of the rectangle
                     is 40 cm, find the area of the rectangle.
                 3.  In  the  diagram,  PQTU  is a  parallelogram  with  a        U          T 3 cm S
                                                              2
                     perimeter of 24 cm and an area of 28 cm . Given that    5 cm
                     UTS and  PQR are straight lines,  find the area of the
                     whole diagram.                                            P          Q           R

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