Math, asked by pkomega, 4 months ago

FIND THE AREA OF A RECTANGLE WHOSE LENGTH IS THRICE ITS BREADTH WHERE, BREADTH IS 4x

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Answered by TheMoonlìghtPhoenix
10

Step-by-step explanation:

ANSWER:-

Question :-

Find the area of a Triangle whole length is thrice the breadth and breadth is 4x.

Given that:-

  • Length = 3× 4x
  • Breadth = 4x
  • Area = ?

Concept:-

Area = Length × Breadth

Let's Do!

\rm{Area = 12x \times 4x}

We know that:-

\rm{x \times x = x^2}

And also,

\rm{12 \times 4 = 48}

So,

\rm{Area = 48 \ x^2}

So, this is the required Answer.

What if we need to find Perimeter?

We need to know that:-

Perimeter = 2 ×( L+ B)

\rm{Perimeter = 2( \ 12x+x)}

\rm{Perimeter = 2(13x)}

\rm{Perimeter = 36x} would be the answer.

Answered by Anonymous
24

 \bf \red{ \underline{Question : }}

Find the area of a rectangle whose length is thrice its breadth where, Breadth is 4x.

 \bf \red{ \underline{Answer:}}

  • Breadth of a rectangle= 4x
  • Length is thrice it's Breadth = 3(4x) = 12x

 \boxed {\mathfrak{Area  \:  \: of \:  \:  Rectangle= l × b}}

Area of Rectangle = 4x * 12x

Area of Rectangle = 48x²

 \boxed {\purple{\mathfrak{\therefore \: Area \:  \:  of \:  \:  Rectangle \:  \:  = 48 \:  x²}}}

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