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*Length of a rectangle is 5cm and breadth is 3 cm then find the ratio of its perimeter to it's area.*

1️⃣ 8:15
2️⃣ 16:15
3️⃣ 15:16
4️⃣ 15:8​

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Answered by Anonymous
3

Answer:

Question -

*Length of a rectangle is 5cm and breadth is 3 cm then find the ratio of its perimeter to it's area.*

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Given-

Length=5cm

Breadth= 3cm

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To find -

Perimeter

Area

The ratio of the obtained Perimeter and area.

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Solution-

➼Let first find the perimeter with the given dimensions.

\color{black}\boxed{\colorbox{saffron}{Perimeter-2(length+breadth) }}

2(5+3)

= 2×8

= 16cm

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➼Now, let's find the area.

\color{black}\boxed{\colorbox{saffron}{Area - length×breadth}}

5 \times 3  \\  =  {15cm}^{2}

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➼After obtaining the perimeter (16cm) and area(\bold{15cm}^{2}), let's now find the ratio of them.

16:15

= 16:15

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Required Answer -

\rightarrowThe ratio of the given Perimeter and area = 16:15

So, correct option-

‎ ‎‎ ‎‎ ‎‎ ‎‎ ‎‎ ‎2️⃣ 16:15

Answered by ItzCherryBlossom
139

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Length Of a rectangle is 5cm and breadth is 3 cm then Find the ratio of its Perimeter to it's area.

1). 8:15

2). 16:15

3). 15:16

4). 15:8

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Length = 5cm

Breadth = 3cm

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Perimeter to it's area.

So,let's Find perimeter.

Perimeter = 2[length + Breadth]

 \pink {\sf{2(5 + 3)}}

 \pink{ \sf{2 \times 8}}

 \pink {\sf{16 \: cm}}

Now,let's Find the Area.

Area = length × Breadth

 \pink {\sf{5 \times 3}}

 \pink{ \sf{15 \: c {m}^{2}}}

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So,16:15 is Correct option.


Anonymous: played well
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