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27. The area of the square is 900 cm². The
perimeter of a square is
(a) 400 m
(b) 120 m
(c) 240 m
(d) 196 m​

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Answered by akashs2914857
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Answer:

120m

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→ The area of the square is 900 cm²

{\large{\underline{\pmb{\frak{To \; Find...}}}}}

→ The measure of the perimeter of the square

{\large{\underline{\pmb{\frak{Let's \; understand \; the \; concept...}}}}}

Concept : As we have been given the measure of the area of the square which is 900cm² and said to find the measure of the perimeter of the square so, now let's firstly find the measurement of the side of the square.

✰ And then with the help of the measurement of the side let's use the formula to find the perimeter of a square and substitute the value of th sid and find the perimeter

{\large{\underline{\pmb{\frak{Using \; Concepts...}}}}}

✪ Formula to find the area of a square :

\tt Area \; of \; a \; square = Side \times Side

✪ Formula to find thee perimeter of a square :

\tt Perimeter \; of \; a \; square = 4 \times Side

{\large{\underline{\pmb{\sf{RequirEd \; Solution...}}}}}

★ The perimeter of the square is 120cm

{\large{\underline{\pmb{\frak{Full \; solution...}}}}}

~As we know that the area of the square is 900cm² so, let's use the below mentioned formula to find it's side

Formula,

  • Area of a square = Side × Side

~ Now let's substitute the values and find the measure of the side

{ : \implies} \textsf{ Area of the square } \sf = Side^{2}

{ : \implies} \sf 900cm^2 = Side ^2

{ : \implies} \sf Side = \sqrt{900cm^2}

{ : \implies} \sf Side = 30cm

  • Henceforth the side of the square is 30cm

~ Now let's find the perimeter of the square using the formula mentioned below

Formula,

  • Perimeter of a square = 4 × Side

~ Now let's substitute the value of thee side of the square and find the perimeter.

{ : \implies} \sf Perimeter \; of \; the \; square = 4\times Side

{ : \implies} \sf Perimeter \; of \; the \; square = 4 \times 30cm

{ : \implies} \sf Perimeter \; of \; the \; square = 120cm

  • Henceforth the perimeter of the square is 120cm

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⋆ Related Formulas,

\;\;\;\;\;{\leadsto} \tt Perimeter \; of \; a \; rectangle = 2(L+ B )

\;\;\;\;\;{\leadsto} \tt Area \; of \; a \; rectangle = L \times B

\;\;\;\;\;{\leadsto} \tt Area \; of \; a \; triangle = \dfrac{1}{2} \times B \times H

\;\;\;\;\;{\leadsto} \tt Area \; of \; a \; parallelogram = B \times H

\;\;\;\;\;{\leadsto} \tt Perimeter \; of \; a \; circle = 2\pi r

⋆ Diagram,

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