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calculate the upper and lower bounds for the area of the rectangle shown(below), if it's dimensions are correct to 2 s. f

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Answered by meghna421124
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Answer:

Step 1

The area of the rectangle is calculated by the formula:

area = length x width

Since the dimensions are accurate to 2 s.f. So,

The length of the rectangle is:

600 lies in 595 ≤ x<605

The width of the rectangle is:

120 lies in 115 <x<125

The lower bound of the area is

595 × 115= 68425 cm²

The upper bound of the area is:

605 x 125 75625 cm²

Step-by-step explanation:

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