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Answered by vipinkumar212003
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Answered by vikashpatel8234
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Answer:

( c) 10 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

the side of a square is 18 cm

the breadth of a rectangle is (1/3)rd the length of the edge of tje square

=> (1/3) × side of the square

=> [ (1/3) ×18 ] cm

=> 6 cm

the breadth of the rectangle is => 6 cm

the area of the whole figure is => 384 cm²

the area of a square + the area of a rectangle => 384 cm²

(18 × 18 ) + (length of rec. ×6 ) => 384

length of rectangle => ( 384 – 324 ) /6

length of rectangle => 10 cm ans

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