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find the area of rectangular whose length is thrice it's breadth where breadth is 4 x​

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Answered by manishm758
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

Breadth, b = 4 x

Length, l = 3 × 4x = 12 x

Thus,

Area of rectangle = 4x × 12 x = 48 x²

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Answered by Anonymous
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  • we need to find the area of rectangle

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 \bf\underline{\purple{Given:-}}

  • Breadth of rectangle = 4x
  • Length is thrice it's breadth.

So,

⇢Breadth = 4x

⇢Length = 3 × 4x

⇢Length = 12x

We know that,

 \star \pink{ \rm \: Area  \: of \:  rectangle = l \times b}

⇥ Area of rectangle = 4x × 12x

⇥ Area of rectangle = 48x²

Hence,

  • Area of rectangle = 48x²

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⠀⠀Some formulas :-

⪼ Area of rectangle = l × b

⪼ Perimeter of rectangle = 2(l + b)

⪼ Length of rectangle = Area/Breadth

⪼ Breadth of rectangle = Area/length

⪼ Diagonal of rectangle = √l² + b²

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