Math Problem Statement

La figure ci-contre présente un terrain appartenant à une commune. Les points P, A et R sont alignés; les points P, S et C sont alignés et PA = 30m, AR = 10m, AS = 18m. De plus, les droites (PA) et (AS) sont perpendiculaires et les droites (PR) et (RC) sont perpendiculaires. Il est prévu d'aménager sur ce terrain : une zone de jeux pour enfants sur la partie PAS et un jardin public sur la partie RASC. 1. La commune veut semer du gazon sur la totalité de la zone de jeu pour enfants. Sachant qu'un sac de 5 kg de graines pour gazon permet de couvrir environ une surface de 140m² et que le sac de 5kg de graines pour gazon coûte 13.900 F, quel budget doit prévoir la mairie ? 2. Calculer l'aire du jardin public.

Solution

This image contains a geometry problem that involves calculating the area of a public garden (jardin public) and determining the budget needed for grass seed. The problem describes a plot of land, where certain points and distances are given, as well as the areas to be landscaped for a children's playground and a public garden.

Let's break down the task:

Given Data:

  • The points P, A, and R are collinear, and points P, S, and C are also collinear.
  • The distances provided are:
    • PA = 30 m
    • AR = 10 m
    • AS = 18 m
  • Lines PA and AS are perpendicular, as are PR and RC.
  • The area of the public garden (RASC) is the focus of the second part of the problem.

Tasks:

  1. The first part asks for the budget needed to cover the entire children's playground area with grass.
  2. The second part requires calculating the area of the public garden.

Let me now help you with the second part of the problem by calculating the area of the public garden (RASC). This involves determining the area of the triangle formed by the points P, A, R, S, and C, and isolating the public garden section.

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Math Problem Analysis

Mathematical Concepts

Geometric shapes
Area calculation
Perpendicular lines
Budgeting for resources

Formulas

Area of a triangle = 1/2 * base * height

Theorems

Pythagorean theorem
Properties of perpendicular lines

Suitable Grade Level

Grades 9-11