Math, asked by singhthakursaurabh51, 17 days ago

Perimeter= 66cm, width =18cm

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Answered by rishabhsingh5112003

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Step-by-step explanation:

Perimeter of a rectangle =2(Length+Breath)

Here breath is 18cm or width

66=2(Length+18)

66=2Length+36

66-36=2Lengt

30=2Length

Length=15cm

Answered by garibnagarjivanimand

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Answer:

primeter 66cm, width = 18cm

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