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One wire is converted into a rectangle, in which the length is twice it's breadth. Again the wire is converted into a circle. If the area of the circle is more than the area of rectangle by 104.5cm.sq. Then find the length of the wire.

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Answered by himanshp1656

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Step-by-step explanation: please i don't have time so solve this you will get the value of x in which you have to find the perimeter of rectangle which gives you length of wire

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One wire is converted into a rectangle, in which the length is twice it's breadth. Again the wire is converted into a circle. If the area of the circle is more than the area of rectangle by 104.5cm.sq. Then find the length of the wire. ​

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One wire is converted into a rectangle, in which the length is twice it's breadth. Again the wire is converted into a circle. If the area of the circle is more than the area of rectangle by 104.5cm.sq. Then find the length of the wire.