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a squre and a rectangular have equal perimeters . the side of the squre is 60m and length of the rectangel is thrice its breadth which shape has greater area and by how much ?​

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Answered by hydrowolfieforfun
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Answer:

The Area of Square is greater than the Area of Rectangle by 900m².

Step-by-step explanation:

It is stated that Perimeter of Square = Perimeter of Rectangle.

Perimeter of Square = S x 4

                                  = 60 x 4

                                  = 240m

So, the perimeter of the rectangle is also 240m

Finding the Length and the Breadth:

Let the breadth be 'x'.

So, the length will be 3 times breadth or 3x.

Perimeter of Rectangle     = 2 (l + b)

                      240              = 2 (3x + x)

                      240              = 2 x 4x

                      240              = 8x

                    240/8             = x

                      30m             = x    (Breadth)      

                      90m             = 3x   (Length)  

Finding the Figure with the Greater Area:

Area of Square = S x S

                          = 60 x 60

                          = 3600m²                  

Area of Rectangle = l x b

                              = 30 x 90

                              = 2700m²

Therefore, the Area of Square is greater than the Area of Rectangle by 900m².

Hope this helps...

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