AreaClass 8 Mathematics Case Study Questions
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Case Study7 marks
Landscaping a Rectangular Park
A rectangular public park has a length of m and a breadth of m. A pathway of uniform width m is constructed all around the inside of the park. The park management decides to plant grass on the remaining portion of the park, which forms an inner rectangle. The pathway is to be paved with red bricks. The cost of planting grass is ₹45 per square metre, and the cost of paving the pathway with bricks is ₹110 per square metre. The management needs to calculate the costs for budgeting purposes.
Questions on this case
1(1 mark)MCQ
What is the total area of the public park (outer rectangle)?
2(1 mark)
What are the length and breadth of the inner rectangle where grass is planted?
3(2 marks)
Calculate the area of the pathway.
4(1 mark)MCQ
What is the total cost of paving the pathway with bricks?
5(2 marks)
Find the total cost of landscaping the park (planting grass and paving the pathway).
Case Study7 marks
Designing a Kite
For a kite festival, Priya decides to make a kite in the shape of a rhombus. The kite's paper is made from a single rhombus shape whose diagonals measure cm and cm. To make the design interesting, the rhombus is divided into four triangles by its diagonals. She colours two opposite triangles with green paper and the other two opposite triangles with yellow paper. The cost of green paper is ₹0.20 per cm² and yellow paper is ₹0.15 per cm². She also adds a tail to the kite, which is an isosceles triangle with a base of cm and a height of cm, made from yellow paper.
Questions on this case
1(1 mark)
What is the total area of the paper needed for the rhombus part of the kite?
2(1 mark)MCQ
What is the area of the green-coloured paper used?
3(1 mark)
What is the area of the kite's tail?
4(2 marks)
What is the total cost of the yellow paper used for the kite and its tail?
5(2 marks)MCQ
What is the total cost of all the paper used to make the complete kite (body and tail)?
Case Study7 marks
The Community Garden
A rectangular community garden is m long and m wide. Two cross-paths are built in the exact center of the garden, running parallel to its sides. The path parallel to the length is m wide, and the path parallel to the breadth is m wide. The remaining four rectangular plots are used for planting flowers. The cost of laying the paths is ₹120 per square metre, and the cost of preparing the soil for the flower plots is ₹30 per square metre.
Questions on this case
1(1 mark)MCQ
What is the total area of the community garden?
2(1 mark)
What is the area of the central part where the two paths overlap?
3(2 marks)
Calculate the total area of the paths.
4(1 mark)MCQ
What is the total area of the four flower plots?
5(2 marks)
What is the total cost to prepare the entire garden (laying paths and preparing soil)?