Math, asked by varalakshmivara1988, 5 months ago

4. Find the breadth of a rectangle if its length and
area are:
a. 20 mm and 100 sq. mm
b. 140 cm and 500 sq. cm
c. 40 mm and 12 sq. cm​

Answers

Answered by vimalkumar4702sh
2

Step-by-step explanation:

a. area of rectangle = l × b

100 = 20 × b

b = 5 mm

b.500 = 140 × b

b = 3.57 cm

c.1 cm = 10 mm

40mm = 4cm

12 cm² = 4cm × b

b = 3cm

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Answered by DüllStâr
38

Question:

Find the breadth of a rectangle if its length and area are:

  • 20 mm and 100 sq. mm
  • 140 cm and 500 sq. cm
  • 40 mm and 12 sq. cm

To find:

  • In each case we have to find breadth of rectangle

Solution :

Part a:

Given:

  • Length of rectangle = 20mm
  • Area of rectangle =100mm²

Let:

  • Breadth of rectangle = x

We know:

 \bigstar \boxed{ \rm{Area \: of \: rectangle = length \times breadth }}

by using this formula we can find value of breadth

: \implies\sf{Area \: of \: rectangle = length \times breadth } \\

put value of area and length and Area

: \implies\sf{100 = 20 \times x } \\

: \implies\sf{ \dfrac{100}{20} = x } \\

: \implies\sf{ \cancel \dfrac{100}{20} = x } \\

: \implies \boxed{\sf{ x = 5 \: mm }} \orange  \star\\

.°. Breadth of rectangle = 5 mm

Part b:

Given :

  • Length of rectangle = 140 cm
  • Area of rectangle =500cm²

Let:

  • Breadth of rectangle = x

We know

 \bigstar \boxed{ \rm{Area \: of \: rectangle = length \times breadth }}

by using this formula we can find value of breadth

: \implies\sf{Area \: of \: rectangle = length \times breadth } \\

put value of area and length and Area

: \implies\sf{500 = 140\times x } \\

: \implies\sf{ \dfrac{50\cancel0}{14\cancel0} = x } \\

: \implies\sf{ \dfrac{25}{7} = x } \\

: \implies \boxed{\sf{ x = 3.6\: cm }} \pink  \star\\

.°. Breadth of rectangle = 3.6 cm

part c:

Given :

  • Length of rectangle =40 mm = 4cm
  • Area of rectangle =12 cm²

Let:

  • Breadth of rectangle = x

We know

 \bigstar \boxed{ \rm{Area \: of \: rectangle = length \times breadth }}

by using this formula we can find value of breadth

: \implies\sf{Area \: of \: rectangle = length \times breadth } \\

put value of area and length and Area

: \implies\sf{12= 4\times x } \\

: \implies\sf{ \dfrac{12}{4} = x } \\

: \implies\sf{ \cancel \dfrac{12}{4} = x } \\

: \implies \boxed{\sf{ x = 3 \: cm}} \orange  \star\\

.°. Breadth of rectangle =3cm

And all we are done!✔

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