The length of a rectangular garden is metres more than twice its breadth

MATHEMATICS · Multi-part · CBSE · Mathematics · Quadratic Equations · Quadratic Equations

Problem

The length of a rectangular garden is 33 metres more than twice its breadth. The area of the garden is 65 m265\,\text{m}^2. (i) Let the breadth be xx metres. Form a quadratic equation in xx representing the given information. (ii) Solve the quadratic equation and determine all possible values of the breadth. (iii) For each admissible breadth obtained in part (ii), write the corresponding quadratic polynomial in factorised form.

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