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Answered by Anonymous
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here's ur answer dear!

Step-by-step explanation:

_ first, we know that perimeter of square = 4a

- so, 4a = 44cm

- a = 44/4 = 11

-11*11 = 121cm sq.(area of square)

_now we have to find the perimeter of rectangle that = 2(l+b)

- 2(l+5cm) = 44cm

- l+5 = 22cm              (44/2 = 22)

- l = 22-5

- l = 17cm

- square of rectangle = L*B

- 17*5 = 85cm sq.

_ now, the difference between their areas = 121 - 85 = 36cm sq.

Hence, the area of square is greater than the area of rectangle by 36cm sq.

Hope this will help u !

Answered by XxMissCutiepiexX
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first, we know that perimeter of square=4a

- so, 4a = 44cm

- a = 44/4 = 11

-11*11 = 121cm sq.(area of square)

_now we have to find the perimeter of rectangle that = 2(l+b)

- 2(l+5cm) = 44cm

- l+5 = 22cm              (44/2 = 22)

- l = 22-5

- l = 17cm

- square of rectangle = L*B

- 17*5 = 85cm sq.

_ now, the difference between their areas = 121 - 85 = 36cm sq.

Hence, the area of square is greater than the area of rectangle by 36cm sq.

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