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length of the rectangle is twice of its breadth if the perimeter is 56 find its length and breadth please answer Please ​

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Answered by aviralkachhal007
4

❖ Given :-

  • Length of Rectangle is twice of the Breadth

❖ To Find :-

  • Length and breadth of Rectangle

❖ Solution :-

Let Breadth of Rectangle be 'x'

Let Length of Rectangle be '2x'

Perimeter of Rectangle = 66cm

A.T.Q.

\longrightarrow{Perimeter = 2(L+B)}

\longrightarrow{66 = 2(2x+x)}

\longrightarrow{66 = 2(3x)}

\longrightarrow{66 = 6x}

\longrightarrow\dfrac{66}{6}={x}

\longrightarrow{x\:=\:11}

Length = 2x = 2×11 = 22cm

breadth = x = 11cm

❖ Verification :-

Length = 22cm

Breadth = 11cm

Perimeter = 2(L+B)

= 2(22+11)

= 2×33

= 66

❖ More to know :-

  • Rectangle is a 2D shape in geometry
  • It's opposite sides are equal
  • It's opposite sides are parallel
  • Angles in a Rectangle are always 90°
Answered by Anonymous
11

Correct Question:-

  • Length of the rectangle is twice of its breadth if the perimeter is 66 find its length and breadth.

Given:-

  • Length of the rectangle is twice of its breadth.
  • Perimeter of rectangle is 56 cm.

To find:-

  • Length and breadth of the rectangle.

Solution:-

  • Let the breadth of rectangle be x.
  • Let the length of rectangle be 2x.

Formula used:-

\star{\boxed{\sf{\orange{Perimeter\: of\: rectangle = 2(l + b)}}}}

\tt:\longmapsto{66 = 2(l + b)}

\tt:\longmapsto{66 = 2(2x + x)}

\tt:\longmapsto{66 = 4x + 2x}

\tt:\longmapsto{66 = 6x}

\tt:\longmapsto{x = \dfrac{66}{6}}

\tt:\longmapsto{\boxed{\red{x = 11\: cm}}}

Hence,

  • Breadth = 11 cm
  • Length = 2x = 22 cm

Diagram:-

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