If the sides of a parallelogram are increased to twice its original lengths, how much will the perimeter of the new parallelogram increase?
Answers
The perimeter is increased by twice to the original perimeter
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:-
the sides of a parallelogram are increased to twice its original lengths.
To find:-
How much will the perimeter of the new parallelogram increase?
Solution:-
Let the side of the Parallelogram be X units
Since opposite sides are equal then two sides are X and X units
and another side be Y units then the other two sides are Y and Y units
The four sides are X,X,Y,Y units
The perimeter of the paralellogram=P1
X+X+Y+Y
=>P1=2X+2Y units
=>P=2(X+Y) units.......(1)
If the all sides are increased twice then they becomes
2X,2X,2Y,2Y units
Perimeter=P2=2X+2X+2Y+2Y
=>P2=4X+4Y
=>P2=2[2(X+Y)] units
Answer:-
Perimeter is increased by twice to the previous perimeter of the Parallelogram
➙ Perimeter increased twice from the original parallelogram.
Given condition,
If the side of a parallelogram is increased by 2× it's original lengths how much the perimeter will increase.
Solution :
Here, we know that a parallelogram has equal opposite side. *[follow the attachment]*
Step 1 :
Considering the dimensions of the parallelogram :
- length = 'x' units.
- breadth = 'y' units.
Perimeter of a parallelogram is given by :
→ 2(l + b)
→ 2(x + y) units.
- Taking the perimeter of the parallelogram as
Step 2 :
Dimensions of the parallelogram increases twice the original :
So,
- length = '2x'
- breadth = '2y'
Perimeter of the parallelogram :
→ 2(l + b)
→ 2(2x + 2y)
→ 2*2(x + y)
→ 4(x + y) units.
- Taking as the perimeter after increasing twice its original dimensions.
Step 3 :
Finding the perimeter increased :
∴ Perimeter is increased twice from the original parallelogram.