Side of square garden=rt(area)=rt(8464sq.m)=92m ...Permiter of square garden=4×side=(4x92)m=368m ...Distance covered=3×Perimeter=(3×368)m=1104m.. ...

Problem: The area of square garden is 8464m². A man takes 3 rounds of this garden. Find the distance covered by him.

Solution:
To find the distance covered by the man, we need to know the perimeter of the garden and then multiply it by the number of rounds he took.

Finding the perimeter:
Since the garden is a square, all sides are equal. Let's assume the length of one side to be x.

Area of square = x²

Given the area of the square garden is 8464m², we can calculate the length of one side as follows:

x² = 8464
x = √8464
x = 92

Therefore, the length of one side of the square garden is 92m.

The perimeter of the square garden is the sum of all sides, which is:

Perimeter = 4 x 92 = 368m

Finding the distance covered:
The man took 3 rounds of the garden, so he covered a distance of:

Distance covered = Perimeter x Number of rounds
Distance covered = 368 x 3 = 1104m

Therefore, the man covered a distance of 1104m by taking 3 rounds of the square garden.

Conclusion:
The man covered a distance of 1104m by taking 3 rounds of the square garden, which has an area of 8464m² and a perimeter of 368m.