If the sides of a square are increased by 1%, then by what percent will the area of this square be increased?
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Correct me If I'm wrong but I think the answer is none of the above. Let 100% be 100. The square of 100 is 10000. If you add 1%, and let it be 101 The square of 101 is 10201. (100) 10000/10201 = 98.0296% 100-98.0296 = 1.9704% 1.9704% is my answer, and it is not in the solution.
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you did it backwards. it should be 10201/10000 - 1 = 0.0201 = 2.01%
They are asking increased square value in percentage. Comparing original square area value 10000. Increased square area 10201. Increased square area 201 higher. ( for 10000) to get in terms of hundred you can divide both value by 100. 10000/100=100 & 10201/100-102.01. here the increased percentage is 2.01
Let the side of square = x. Thus, area A= x^2. Now when side is increased by 1%, The new side is x+x/100 = 101x/100. Thus, the new area is , A'= (101x/100)^2 = 10201x^2 /10000. The area ratio = A'/A = 10201/10000. The percentage area ratio = A'/A * 100% = 10201/100 =102.01%. Thus percentage increased= A'/A * 100% - 100%= (102.01-100)% = 2.01%
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let A 1 be the area of the original square and A 2 be the area of the larger square, then
A 2 A 1 = 1 . 0 1 2 1 2 = 1 . 0 2 0 1 1
It follows that, A 2 = 1 . 0 2 0 1 A 1
% i n c r e a s e d = ( 1 . 0 2 0 1 − 1 ) ( 1 0 0 % ) = 2 . 0 1 %
I did the same.
Let s be the side length of this square. The new area of the square is ( 1 . 0 1 s ) 2 , or 1 . 0 2 0 1 s 2 . So, the answer is 2 . 0 1 % .
In problem it is written sides of a Sq . So I think it must be like this 1.01 (s)^2 Not whole bracket sq
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No, that is correct. The measure is s and I'm scaling it by 1 . 0 1 , so I need to multiply the two.
Considering side increased by 1 % ,so area of 100 cm length of square will be 10000, get increased to 10201 that is 2.01 % Ans K.K.GARG,India
Since they are similar polygons,
A 2 A 1 = ( 1 . 0 1 a ) 2 a 2 = 1 . 0 2 0 1 1
1 . 0 2 0 1 A 1 = A 2
% i n c r e a s e d = ( 1 . 0 2 0 1 − 1 ) ( 1 0 0 ) = 2 . 0 1 %
Another way of attacking problems like this is to set a value for a, and the best value is 1, so we let the side of the original square to be 1 unit, then the larger side is 1.01(1) = 1.01 unit
area of original square = 1
area of bigger square = (1.01)^2 = 1.0201
% increased in area = (1.0201 - 1)(100) = 2.01%
Total area = 1.01 x 1.01 = 1.0201
Area increase 0.0201 = 2.01 %
Let each side of the square is 1cm long. Then area of the square is 1cm sq. If we increase each side of the square by 1%, then each side of the square is 1.01cm resulting the area of the square to 1.0201cm sq. When we take the difference of the area of the square as a result of 1% increment on its each side, we get 0.0201. Simply putting these in percentile we get 2.01%.
I let the the sides of the smaller square equal 100, and the larger square equal 101. The area of the smaller square = 100 100 = 10,000. The area of the larger square = 101 101 = 10,201. The difference is 201. 201/10000 = .0201 or 2.01%.
For 100 100(10000) it becomes 101 101(10201)
So, 10000 is increased by 201 1 is increased by 201/10000 100 is increased by 201*100/10000=2.01
let side of the square be a side of the square increased by 1% so side becomes 1.01a area of the square becomes (1.01a)^2=1.0201a^2 area increased in %= ((a^2)-(1.0201a^2))*100/a^2=2.01%
Lets take side of square a is 100 and area is a^2. so 10000. If side increase by 1% is 101. so are 10201. Square without increase is 10000 & after increase is 10201. Difference 201(increased). To find percentage we have to get in term of hundred, for that we can remove two points in 10201/100(to get value in hundreds) it 102.01. Increased square value 2.01
a= %inc in l b=%inc in b a+b+(a*b)/100
use a+a+(a.a/100) % where a= % increased
If the square initially has a side length of 'A' then after the increase the side lengths are now (A+A/100). Initially, the square has an area of A^2, but after the increase the area is now (A+A/100)^2.
This means that after the increase the square now has an area of A^2 + (2A^2)/100 + (A^2)/10000. Now initially, the square had an area of A^2, therefore to find the increase as a decimal multiplier, divide through by A^2. This gives: 1+2/100+1/10000.
We now multiply this by 100 to get a value of the area of the new square as a percentage of the 'old square' size. Hence we get: 100%+2%+0.01%= 102.01%. The 'old square' was 100% so to find % increase we can simply subtract 100% from 102.01% , which is 2.01%.
Therefore 2.01% is the solution.
\frac { { S } { 2 } }{ { S } { 1 } } =\frac { { A } { 2 } }{ { A } { 1 } } \ *where;\quad { S } { 2 }={ 1.01(S } { 1 })\ { \left[ \frac { { 1.01(S } { 1 }) }{ { S } { 1 } } \right] }^{ 2 }=\frac { { A } { 2 } }{ { A } { 1 } } \ *cancel\quad { S } { 1 }\ { (1.01) }^{ 2 }=\frac { { A } { 2 } }{ { A } { 1 } } \ 1.0201({ A } { 1 })={ A }_{ 2 }\ \therefore \quad The\quad area\quad is\quad increased\quad by\quad 2.01%\quad of\quad the\quad original\ \ \
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Let side = 100. Increase 1% =101. Area = 10201 = 2.01% increased