Math, asked by kramesh75236, 18 days ago

Find the breadth of a rectangle whose area is 1728 sq. cm and length is 12 cm​

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Answered by StarFighter
17

Answer:

Given :-

  • A rectangle whose area is 1728 cm² and length is 12 cm.

To Find :-

  • What is the breadth of a rectangle.

Formula Used :-

\clubsuit Area Of Rectangle Formula :

\small \bigstar \: \: \sf\boxed{\bold{\pink{Area_{(Rectangle)} =\: Length \times Breadth}}}\: \: \: \bigstar\\

Solution :-

Let,

\mapsto \bf Breadth_{(Rectangle)} =\: b\: cm\\

Given :

  • Area of Rectangle = 1728 cm²
  • Length = 12 cm

According to the question by using the formula we get,

\small \implies \bf Area_{(Rectangle)} =\: Length \times Breadth\\

\implies \sf 1728 =\: 12 \times b

\implies \sf 1728 =\: 12b

\implies \sf \dfrac{\cancel{1728}}{\cancel{12}} =\: b

\implies \sf \dfrac{144}{1} =\: b

\implies \sf 144 =\: b

\implies \sf\bold{\green{b =\: 144\: cm}}\\

Hence, the required breadth of a rectangle is :

\dashrightarrow \sf Breadth_{(Rectangle)} =\: b\: cm\\

\dashrightarrow \sf\bold{\red{Breadth_{(Rectangle)} =\: 144\: cm}}\\

\small \sf\bold{\underline{\purple{\therefore\: The\: breadth\: of\: rectangle\: is\: 144\: cm\: .}}}\\

Answered by Teluguwala
26

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\displaystyle \bf  \color{navy}  \star \: \red{ \large \underline{  \boxed{ \bf Breadth = 144}}}

❝ Breadth of the Rectangle is 144cm.❞

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Step-by-step Explanation :

Given :

  • The area of the rectangle is 1728sq.cm
  • And the length of the rectangle is 12cm.

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★ To Find :

  • Breadth of the rectangle ?

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Used Formula :

 \bf \large \red⇝ \: Area \: _{(Rectangle)}  \: =  \:L \times B

Where,

  • L = Length
  • B = Breadth

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Explanation :

In Rectangle,

  • Area = 1728sq.cm
  • Length = 12cm
  • Breadth = 144cm

We know that,

 \bf  \implies \: Area \: _{(Rectangle)}  \: =  \: L \times B

Now,

 \sf  \implies \: 1728sq.cm \: =  \: 12 \times B

 \displaystyle \sf  \implies \:   \cancel\frac{1728}{12} \: =  B

 \displaystyle \sf  \implies \:   144 \: =  B

\displaystyle \bf   \red{\implies  \large \underline{  \boxed{ \bf B = 144}}}

Hence,

❝ Breadth of the Rectangle is 144cm.

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Verification :

In Rectangle,

  • Area = 1728sq.cm
  • Length = 12cm
  • Breadth = 144cm

We know that,

\bf  \implies \: Area \: _{(Rectangle)}  \: =  \: L \times B \:

Here,

Substitute 144cm in the place of B.

Now,

 \sf  \implies \: 1728sq.cm \: =  \: 12cm \times 144cm

 \</strong><strong>b</strong><strong>f  \implies \: 1728sq.cm \: =  \: 1728sq.cm \:

L.H.S = R.H.S

Hence, Verified !!

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