Math, asked by joy578, 7 months ago

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

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Answered by dineshsahu8024
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Answer:

let at length b l and breadth b b therefore l= 3b , b = 4x, therefore l = 4 x ×3 = 12x area of rectangle=l×b =12x×4x=48x².

Answered by ItzArchimedes
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 \underline{\bf \red{Correct\;question}} :

Find the area of rectangle whose length is thrice of its breadth . Where breadth 4

\underline{\bf \orange{Diagram}} :

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 \underline{\bf \green{Solution}} :

Here , given

  • Breadth = 4
  • And length is thrice of its breadth

To find ,

  • Area = ?

By the given information.

3(breadth) = Length

3(4) = length

→ length = 12

Now , finding area

Area of rectangle = length × Breadth

Area of rectangle = 12 × 4

Area of rectangle = 48

Hence , area of rectangle = 48 units

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