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In the figure given below, find the area of:
(i) the shaded portion and (ii) the unshaded portion.

The correct answer is: Final Answer:- ∴ In the given figure, Areas of the shaded region and unshaded region are 175 cm2 & 200 cm2, respectively.


    Hint:-
    i. Shaded portion = Outer rectangle - 4 Inner rectangles
    ii. Unshaded portion = Sum of all 4 inner rectangles.
    Step-by-step solution:-
    In the adjacent figure, Let rectangles ABCD be the outer rectangle & rectangles AHQP, rectangles IBED, rectangles GFCJ & rectangles SRKD be the 4 inner rectangles.
    For the outer rectangle-
    length = AB = DC = 25 cm & breadth = AD = BC = 15 cm
    For the inner rectangles-
    We observe from the given diagram that the verticle and horizontal bars of the shaded region is in the exact middle of the outer rectangle rectangles ABCD.
    ∴ Distance between points A & H = Distance between points I & B
    ∴ AH = IB ......................................................................................... (Equation i)
    Now, AB = AH + HI + IB
    ∴ AB = AH + HI + AH ..................................................................... (From Equation i)
    ∴ 25 = 2 AH + 5 ........................................................................... (From given information)
    ∴ 25 - 5 = 2 AH
    ∴ 20 = 2 AH
    ∴ AH = 10 ................................................................................... (Dividing both sides by 2)
    ∴ AH = IB = 10 cm .............................................................................. (Equation ii)
    Also, Distance between points D & K = Distance between points J & C
    ∴ DK = JC ......................................................................................... (Equation iii)
    Now, DC = DK + KJ + JC
    ∴ DC = DK + KJ + DK ..................................................................... (From Equation iii)
    ∴ 25 = 2 DK + 5 ........................................................................... (From given information)
    ∴ 25 - 5 = 2 DK
    ∴ 20 = 2 DK
    ∴ AH = 10 ................................................................................... (Dividing both sides by 2)
    ∴ DK = JC = 10 cm .............................................................................. (Equation iv)
    Also, Distance between points A & P = Distance between points S & D
    ∴ AP = SD ......................................................................................... (Equation v)
    Now, AD = AP + PS + SD
    ∴ AD = AP + PS + AP ..................................................................... (From Equation v)
    ∴ 15 = 2 AP + 5 ........................................................................... (From given information)
    ∴ 15 - 5 = 2 AP
    ∴ 10 = 2 AP
    ∴ AP = 5 ................................................................................... (Dividing both sides by 2)
    ∴ AP = SD = 5 cm .............................................................................. (Equation vi)
    Also, Distance between points B & E = Distance between points F & C
    ∴ BE = FC ......................................................................................... (Equation vii)
    Now, BC = BE + EF + FC
    ∴ BC = BE + EF + BE ..................................................................... (From Equation vii)
    ∴ 15 = 2 BE + 5 ........................................................................... (From given information)
    ∴ 15 - 5 = 2 BE
    ∴ 10 = 2 BE
    ∴ BE = 5 ................................................................................... (Dividing both sides by 2)
    ∴ BE = FC = 5 cm .............................................................................. (Equation viii)
    ow,
    i. Area of outer rectangle = Area of rectangles ABCD
    ∴ Area of outer rectangle = (AB × BC) …......... (Area of a rectangle = length × breadth)
    ∴ Area of outer rectangle = 25 × 15
    ∴ Area of outer rectangle = 375 cm2 ........................................................................... (Equation ix)
    Sum of areas of 4 inner rectangles = Area of  AHQP + Area of rectangles IBED + Area of rectangles GFCJ + Area of rectangles SRKD
    ∴ Sum of areas of 4 inner rectangles = (AH × AP) + (IB × BE) + (JC × FC) + (DK × SD) …......... (Area of a rectangle = length × breadth)
    ∴ Sum of areas of 4 inner rectangles = (10 × 5) + (10 × 5) + (10 × 5) + (10 × 5) ..................... (From given information & Equations ii, iv, vi & viii)
    ∴ Sum of areas of 4 inner rectangles = 50 + 50 + 50 + 50
    ∴ Sum of areas of 4 inner rectangles = 200 cm2 ............................................................. (Equation x)
    Area of Shaded region = Area of outer rectangle - sum of areas of 4 inner rectangles
    ∴ Area of Shaded region = 375 - 200 .................................................... (From Equations ix & x)
    ∴ Area of Shaded region = 175 cm2.
    ii. Area of Unshaded region = sum of Areas of 4 inner rectangles
    ∴ Area of Unshaded region = 200 cm2 .................................................................................... (From Equation x)
    Final Answer:-
    ∴ In the given figure, Areas of the shaded region and unshaded region are 175 cm2 & 200 cm2, respectively.

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