A rectangle with perimeter 396 m is divided into five smaller congruent rectangles, as shown in Fig. 4. Find the perimeter of one of the rectangles.
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Let b and I be the breadth end length of each small rectangle. Given, perimeter of big rectangle =264cm
According to the figure(in clockwise direction starting from top left corner)
⇒perimeter =b+b+b+l+b+l+l+b+l=264
⇒4l+5b=264⋯⋯(1)
Also, from figure it is clear that 3 breadth of top vertical rectangles is equal to 2 lengths of bottom horizontal rectangles
⇒2l=3b⋯⋯(2)
Now, put the value of 3b into equation 2 from equation 1
⇒4l+5b=2×2l+5b=2×3b+5b=264
⇒(6+5)b=264
⇒b=
11
264
⇒b=24cm
⇒l=
2
3b
=
2
3×24
=36cm
Therefore, perimeter of the rectangle
=2(l+b)
=2(36+24)
=120cm
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No this is wrong answer thrre is no big rectangle perimeter
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