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Question
How much more wire will Ganpat need for his field?
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Solution
Length of the Boundary of Ganpat’s field = 66 m
Rahmat gave 16 m wire to Ganpat.
Need of the more length of wire = 66m-16m = 50m
Ganpat needs 50 m more wire to boundary his field.
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