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if the perimeter of a rectangle, obtained by increasing one side of a square by 2cm and decreasing another side by 2 cm is 64 cm,then find the side of the original square.​

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Answered by nilesh102
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Given data :-

  • Increasing one side of a square by 2cm.
  • Decreasing another side of square by 2 cm.
  • Perimeter of rectangle is 64 cm.

Solution :-

To find the original side of square.

Let, side of square be x and we kniw that all sides of square are equal in length.

Now, accirding to given

→ Length of rectangle, L = { x + 2 } cm

→ Breadth of rectangle, B = { x - 2 } cm

Now, we use formula of perimeter of rectangle

→ Perimeter of rectangle = 2 [ L + B ]

→ 64 = 2 [ x + 2 + x - 2 ]

→ 64 = 2 [ 2x ]

→ 64 = 4x i.e.

x = 64/4

→ x = 16 cm

Hence, the original side of square is 16 cm.

More info :

Propeties of rectangle

→ It has four sides and four vertices.

→ Each vertex has angle equal to 90 degrees.

→ The opposite sides are equal and parallel.

→ Diagonal bisect each other.

→ Perimeter is equal to twice of sum of its length and breadth.

→ Area is equal to product of its length and breadth.

→ It’s a parallelogram with four right angles.

→ Sum of all interior angles equal to 360 degrees .

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Answered by MrRynaL
1

Answer:

16cm

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the side of the original square be x.

One side is increased by 2cm i.e. x+2

Another side is decreased by 2cm i.e. x-2

Now the rectangle formed thus has length (x+2) and breadth (x-2).

So using simple formula of perimeter of rectangle

Perimeter=2(length + breadth)

=2[(x+2) + (x-2)]

=2(x+2+x-2)

=2(2x)

=4x.

Now given perimeter is 64cm.

So

4x=64

x=64/4

x=16..

Hope this helps !! Thanks!

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