Math, asked by TheBuckBest, 6 months ago

3. Two sides of a parallelogram are in the ratio 4:3. If its perimeter is 56 cm, find the lengths
of its sides.​

Answers

Answered by leamariegatlantis
1

Answer:

12

,

16 cm

Explanation:

If the two sides have a ratio of

3

:

4

, that means their sides can be represented as

3

x

and

4

x

, which also have a ratio of

3

:

4

.

Thus, if the sides of a parallelogram are

3

x

and

4

x

, its perimeter is equal to the following expression:

P

=

2

(

3

x

)

+

2

(

4

x

)

The perimeter is

56

.

56

=

2

(

3

x

)

+

2

(

4

x

)

Divide both sides by

2

.

28

=

3

x

+

4

x

28

=

7

x

x

=

4

Plug these back into our side lengths:

3

x

and

4

x

3

(

4

)

=

12 cm

4

(

4

)

=

16 cm

Answered by aumsum8371
6

hey \: mate

Hope you are fine

We know that opposite side of parallelogram are equal

So Perimeter of Parallelogram is = 2 ( l + b )

Given

Two sides of parallelogram are in ratio 4:3

Let one side be 4x

Let second side be 3x

Given perimeter = 56 cm

2 ( l + b ) = 56

2 ( 4x + 3x ) = 56

7x = 28

x = 4

First side = 4(4) = 16cm

Second Side = 3(4) = 12cm

Since Opposite sides of parallelogram are equal

So all sides of parallelogram = 16cm , 12cm , 16cm , 12cm

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