Math, asked by dimpleaggarwal, 11 months ago

if area of square is numerically equal to its perimeter then one can be the sides of the square?

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Answered by nitin893singh
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4a = a^2
a = 4
side of the square is 4 unit

dimpleaggarwal: don't use algebra
nitin893singh: if side of square is 4 unit then the the area and perimeter of square both are same
nitin893singh: and for ur information, i am not a mathematician just a simple human like as u.... say sorry to you cz i cont do this
shadowsabers03: Does it mean that mathematicians are not simple humans?!
shadowsabers03: I'm just a 15 years old boy still I got the answer without doing any steps! Do you think I'm not a human?!
nitin893singh: if u got the answer then y u r asking the answer..... all are not genius like as u
shadowsabers03: I had meant not like that, bro. You said that you're not a mathematician instead you're just a human being. Were the mathematicians like Carl Friedrich Gauss, Archimedes, Euclid, etc. not human beings?!
shadowsabers03: I didn't say I'm a genius! I advocating that I'm a human being!
Answered by shadowsabers03
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It's actually 4 units.


Let one side of the square be x unit.


Perimeter of the square = 4x


Area of the square = x²


4x = x²

= 4 × x = x × x


When we cut one x each from both sides of the equation, we get,


4 = x


∴ One side of the square should be 4 unit.


But,


If 4x = x², then x can have the value of not only 4, but also 0!


But 0 can't be one side of a square!


So 4 is the answer.


Thank you. Have a nice day.


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