Math, asked by chimmie13, 10 hours ago

Take a = 5cm , b = 3cm : . AB = a + b = Area of ABCD = ( a + b ) ² = Area of each rectangle = ab = Area of square PQRS = ( a - b ) ² = sq . units . Area ABCD = 4 ( area of rectangular piece ) + Area of square PQRS < = 4 ( or > 4 ( i.e. ( a + b ) ² > 4 ab a + b 2 > √ab units . or sq . units . sq . units . ( a + b ) * > AM > GM > ab

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Answered by kamleshkumar57418
1

Answer:

a + b

5 + 3

8 cm

abcd = (a+ b) square

8 square

16

pqrs = ( a - b) square

5-3 = 2

2*2 = 4sq.

4 + 16 + 4 < = 4

24 < = 4

Answered by rahul123437
2

Given:

a=5 cm,b=3 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

AB = a + b

       =5+3

       =8

Area of ABCD= ( a + b )^{2}

                =(5+3)^{2}

                =8^{2}

               =64

Area of each rectangle = ab

                                      =5*3

                                        =15

Area of square PQRS = ( a - b ) ^{2}

                                     =(5-3)^{2}

                                     =2^{2}

                                     =4= sq . units

Area ABCD = 4 ( area of rectangular piece ) + Area of square PQRS < = 4

                   =4(15)+4

                   =64

( a + b ) ^{2}  &gt; 4 ab( a + b )^{2}   &gt; \sqrt{ab} units

=(5+3)^{2} &gt; 4(15)(64)&gt;\sqrt{15} units

=64&gt;3840&gt;3.8729 units

.AB = a + b = Area of ABCD = ( a + b ) ² = Area of each rectangle = ab = Area of square PQRS = ( a - b ) ² = sq . units

AB =8=64=15=4= sq . units

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