Math, asked by gav66, 9 hours ago

Find Area when the rectangle's perimeter is 46cm and Diagonal is 17 cm .

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Answered by 12thpáìn
11

❤️Solution❤️

Given

  • Length of diagonal = 17cm
  • Perimeter of Rectangle = 46cm

To Find

  • Area of Rectangle

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Let,

  • Length of Rectangle be x.
  • Breadth of Rectangle be y.

\sf {\implies Perimeter~ of~ Rectangle = 2(Length+Breadth)}

\sf {\implies 46 = 2(x + y)}

\sf {\implies (x + y) = \dfrac{46}{2} }

\sf {\implies (x + y) = 23~~~~~----(1) } \\  \\

We know that

\sf{\looparrowright(Diagonal)²=(Length)²+(Breadth)²}

\sf{\looparrowright(17)²=(x)²+(y)²}

\sf{\looparrowright x²+y² = 289 \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  -  -  -  - (2)}

  • Squaring Both Sides in Eq. (1)

 \sf {\implies (x + y)² = 23² }

\sf {\implies x²+ y² + 2xy = 529 }

  • Putting the Value x²+y²=289

\sf {\implies 289 + 2xy = 529 }

\sf {\implies 2xy = 529 - 289 }

\sf {\implies 2xy = 240 }

\sf {\implies xy =  120  } \\  \\

\sf {\implies Area~ Of~ Rectangle= Length× Breadth  }

\sf {\implies Area~ Of~ Rectangle= xy  }

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Diagram

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Answered by rosoni28
6

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Let the length of rectangle be l

And the breadth of rectangle be b.

Then, Diagonal of rectangle

=l² +b² =17

And, Perimeter of rectangle

→2(l+b)=46

→(l+b)=23

→(l+b)²=529

→l²+b²+2lb=529

→2lb=529−289

→lb=120

Thus, Area of rectangle = 120cm²

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