Mathematics · Mensuration
A triangular piece of land has sides measuring 20 m, 21 m, and 29 m. A boundary path is to be built along its entire perimeter. Find the area of the land and the total length of the path.
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- 1Length of the Path = 45.6 m, Area of the Land = 671 m2
- 2Length of the Path = 79 m, Area of the Land = 545 m2
- 3Length of the Path = 83 m, Area of the Land = 435 m2
- 4Length of the Path = 70 m, Area of the Land = 210 m2✓
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Length of the Path = 70 m, Area of the Land = 210 m2
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