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Answered by ImperialGladiator
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Question:

The width of a rectangle is three-fourth of its length. Find the dimensions of a rectangle if it's perimeter is 28m

Answer:

  • Length = 8cm
  • Width = 6cm

Explanation:

Let's say the length of the rectangle is x

Then the width will be ¾ of x

= \rm\dfrac{3x}{4}

We know that,

Perimeter of a rectangle = 2(l + b)

Where, l denotes the length and b is the width.

According to the question,

 \rm \implies \: 2 \bigg(x +  \dfrac{3x}{4}  \bigg) = 28

 \rm \implies \: 2 \bigg( \dfrac{4x + 3x}{4}  \bigg) = 28

 \rm \implies \: 2 \bigg( \dfrac{7x}{4}  \bigg) = 28

 \rm \implies \: \dfrac{14x}{4} = 28

 \rm \implies \:x =  \dfrac{28 \times 4}{14}

 \rm \therefore \: x = 8

Hence,

Length of the rectangle is 8m

And also, the breadth ¾ of 8 = 6m

Answered by ItzDinu
8

ANSWER:-

let, breadth to be x According to question

length=3/4x

perimeter=28cm

2(1+b)=28cm

2(x+3x/4)=28cm

x+3x/4=28/2=14cm

4x+3x/4=14cm 7x/4=14cm

7x=14x4cm

7x=56cm

x=56/7cm

x=8cm

length=3/4x

=3/4x8

=6cm

width =X

=8cm

I Hope It's Helpful My Friend.

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