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Sita has a square shaped garage with 228 square feet of floor space. She plans to build an addition that will increase the floor space by 50%. What will be the length of one side of new garage ?
Hint:
Use the formula of area of square.
The correct answer is: 18.5 ft.
Complete step by step solution:
Area of original garage in square shape = 228 ft2
Let the side of original garage = x
We know that the formula for area of square = x2…(ii)
On equating both, we get x2 = 228
Now take square roots on both the sides, we have x =
Hence length of each side of original garage = x = 15ft
Given that floor space is increased by 50% along with the original garage
Let the side of new garage = y
Then, y2 = 342
Now take square roots on both the sides, we have y =
Hence length of one side of the new garage = 18.5 ft.
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