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A rectangle has a length that is 6 cm more than the width. Its perimeter is
100 cm. What is the area?

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Answered by Hastag5006
1

Answer:

The answer is 616 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

Length is 6 cm more than its width breadth

• Perimeter = 100 cn

To find :

Area of the Rectangle

According to the question:

• Length - 1 & Width = w

It is given that. Length is 6 cm more than it's width / breadth,

16+ w

-- Perimeter of the Rectangle = 2(1+w)

- 100 -2 6 +w)+(w)

- 100 = 2(6+ 2w)

-100 = 12 +4w - 4w = 100 - 12

- 4w- 88

-w = 88 /4

W 22

Width = 22 cm

Length =6+ w6+22= 28 cm

Verification:

Perimeter 211.6)

100 - 2(28 + 22) 100 =2( 50)

Hence Verified!

Finding Area :

Area of the Rectangle (xb) )

-( 28 - 22)

616 cm

Answered by arnabjana0404
0

Answer:

616sq.cm.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let, width of the rectrangle be "x"

Thus according to the question,

2*{x+(x+6)}= 100

=x+(x+6) =50

=2x+6=50

=2x=44

=x=22

ie. width of the rectrangle is 22cm

so, length of the rectrangle is (22+6)=28cm

THUS AREA OF THE RECTRANGLE IS 22*28= 616sq.cm.

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