Math, asked by pragnagm74, 6 months ago

Find the area of the rectangle whose length is 65 cm and width is half of three less than the length.

Answers

Answered by Nishtha70
6

Answer:

The length of a rectangle is one less than 3 times the width."

which means:

L

=

3

w

1

So we add up the lengths and the widths and set them

=

to

54

(the perimeter).

w

+

w

+

3

w

1

+

3

w

1

=

54

8

w

2

=

54

8

w

=

56

w=7

We plug that into

L

=

3

w

1

:

L

=

3

(

7

)

1

L

=

21

1

L

=

20

Answered by BidusmitaJagati
2

Answer:

length

=

20

width

=

7

Explanation:

"The length of a rectangle is one less than 3 times the width."

which means:

L

=

3

w

1

So we add up the lengths and the widths and set them

=

to

54

(the perimeter).

w

+

w

+

3

w

1

+

3

w

1

=

54

8

w

2

=

54

8

w

=

56

w

=

7

We plug that into

L

=

3

w

1

:

L

=

3

(

7

)

1

L

=

21

1

L

=

20

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