Math, asked by bhargava15, 4 months ago

Q. The perimeter of a rectangle is 240 cm if the breadth of the rectangle is 30 cm find its length also find the area of rectangle​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Perimeter of the rectangle = 240 cm

Breadth = 30cm

Length = ??

We know that,

Perimeter of a rectangle = 2(l + b)

=> 240 = 2(l + 30)

=> 240/2 = l + 30

=> 120 = l + 30

=> l = 120-30

=> l = 90cm.

Hence, we got length as 90cm

Area of the rectangle = l*b

= 90*30

= 2700cm² ans.

Answered by shaktisrivastava1234
6

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  \large \underline \red{\bf{Given:}}

 \sf{ \mapsto{Perimeter \:  of  \: rectangle  \: is  \: 240cm.}}

 \sf{ \mapsto{Breadth  \: of  \: rectangle  \: is \:  30cm.}}

  \large \underline \red{\bf{To  \: find:}}

 \sf{ \leadsto{Length  \: of \:  rectangle.}}

 \sf{ \leadsto{ Area \: of \:  rectangle.}}

  \large \underline \red{\bf{Formula  \: required:}}

{ \longmapsto  {\orange{ \boxed{ \sf{Perimeter \: of \: rectangle =2(Length \: of \: rectangle + Breadth \: of \: rectangle)}}}}}

{ \longmapsto  \orange{\boxed {{\sf{Area  \: of  \: rectangle= {Length  \: of  \: rectangle} \times{Breadth  \: of  \: rectangle} }}}}}

  \large \underline \red{\bf{According \:  to  \: Question:}}

{ \implies {{{ \sf{Perimeter \: of \: rectangle =2(Length \: of \: rectangle + Breadth \: of \: rectangle)}}}}}

{ \implies {{{ \sf{240cm=2(Length \: of \: rectangle + 30cm)}}}}}

{ \implies {{{ \sf {\cancel\frac{240}{2} = Length \: of \: rectangle + 30cm}}}}}

{ \implies {{{ \sf {120cm = Length \: of \: rectangle + 30cm}}}}}

{ \implies {{{ \sf { Length \: of \: rectangle  = 120cm - 30cm}}}}}

{ \implies {{{ \sf { Length \: of \: rectangle  = 90cm}}}}}

 \star \fbox {\blue{{{\sf{Length  \: of \:  rectangle \: is \: 90cm.}}}}} \star

{ \implies {{{\sf{Area  \: of  \: rectangle= {Length  \: of  \: rectangle} \times{Breadth  \: of  \: rectangle} }}}}}

{ \implies {{{\sf{Area  \: of  \: rectangle= {90cm \times 30cm} }}}}}

{ \implies {{{\sf{Area  \: of  \: rectangle= { 2700{cm}^{2} } }}}}}

 \star \boxed {\blue{{\sf{Area  \: of \:  rectangle \: is \: 2700  \: {cm}^{2 .}}}}} \star

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