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frame the linear equation in two varbles for ' the perimeter of a rectangle is 40cm​

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Answered by ompop
1

Answer:

(l+b) = 20

Step-by-step explanation:

perimeter of rectangle = 2(l+b)

given perimeter = 40 cm

therefore,

2(l+b) = 40

(l+b) =40/2

(l+b) = 20

Answered by Anonymous
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Frame the linear equation in two variables for the perimeter of a rectangle is 40cm.

Answer

✔ So we know that perimeter of rectangle is 2(l+b)

✔ Here in above question the perimeter is given as 40cm.

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★ So let the length be A and breadth be K

★ 2 ( A + K ) = 40cm

★ 2A + 2K = 40 cm

The linear equation in two variable will be 2A + 2K = 40cm.

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The other linear equation can be formed as A + K = 20cm

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