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One side of a parallelogram is 14 cm and its perimeter is 48 cm find the length of remaining three sides​

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Answered by ButterFliee
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\Large\underline\mathbf{Given:-}

  • One side of parallelogram = 14 cm
  • Perimeter of parallelogram = 48 cm

\Large\underline\mathbf{To \: Find:-}

  • What is the length of remaining three sides ?

\Large\underline\mathbf{Solution:-}

Let the other side be "x" cm

We know that, opposite sides of a parallelogram are equal ❯ 

  • AB = DC = x cm
  • AD = BC = 14 cm

To find the perimeter of parallelogram, we use the formula:-

\large{\boxed{\bf{\star \: P = 2(BASE + HEIGHT) \: \star}}}

{\underline{\bf{According \: To \: Question:-}}}

➠ 48 = 2(x + 14)

➠ 48 = 2x + 28

➠ 48 –28 = 2x

➠ 20 = 2x

\sf{\cancel\dfrac{20}{2}} = x

⠀10 cm = x⠀

Hence, the length of AB & DC is 10 cm and the length of AD & BC 14 cm

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Answered by King412
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\bold\star\fbox{Question:-}

One side of a parallelogram is 14 cm and its perimeter is 48 cm find the length of remaining three sides

\huge\bold\star\fbox{Given:-}

One side of a parallelogram is 14 cm .

perimeter of parallelogram is 48 cm .

\huge\bold\star\fbox{We\:have\:to\:find:-}

the length of remaining three sides.

\huge\bold\star\fbox{Solution:-}

\mathrm\red{Suppose \:let \:other\: side\: be \:x}

[we know that the parallelogram have , opposite

sides are parallel and equal. ]

\starDC = AB = x cm.

\starAB = BC = 14 cm.

\mathrm{Formula\:used\:to\:find\: perimeter\:of\: parallelogram}

 \downarrow\downarrow\downarrow\downarrow\downarrow

  \green \longrightarrow \fbox \green{p  \: =  \: 2 \: ( base × height)}

\mathrm{Now},

\mathrm{put\:the\:values},

  \implies \: 48 = 2(x + 14) \\

 \implies \: 48 = 2x + 28 \\

 \implies \: 48 - 28 = 2x

 \therefore  \implies \: 2x = 20

 \therefore \implies \: x =  \frac{20}{2}  \\

  \bold {➟ \: x = 10cm}

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