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The area of a rectangle is same as that of a square of side 16 m. If the length of the rectangle is 32 m, find its perimeter.​

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Answered by manishkum75757575
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Step-by-step explanation:

As we know that,

Area of square =a2

Here a is the length of side of square.

Therefore,

Area of given square =162=256cm2

Length of rectangle =32cm

Area of rectangle = Area of square (Given)

Therefore,

Area of rectangle =l×b

b×32=256

⇒b=32256=8cm

Hence the breadth of rectangle is 8cm.

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Answered by DüllStâr
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  \large{\sf{ \blue{Question\!\!: }}}

The area of a rectangle is same as that of a square of side 16 m. If the length of the rectangle is 32 m, Find its perimeter.

  \large{\sf{ \blue{To\:find\!\!: }}}

  • Perimeter of rectangle

  \large{\sf{ \blue{Given\!\!: }}}

  • Area of rectangle=Area of square

  • Side of square= 16m

  • The length rectangle= 32m

  \large{\sf{ \blue{Formula\: Used\!\!: }}}

  •  \sf{Area \: of \:square =  {side}^{2}}

  • \sf{Width=\dfrac{Area}{Length} }

  •   \sf{Perimeter \:  of \: rectangle \: = \: 2 \: ( \: Length \: + \: Width \: )  \: }

  \large{\sf{ \blue{Answer\!\!: }}}

First let's find Area of square:

We know:

 \green{ \underline{ \boxed{ \sf{Area \: of \:square =  {side}^{2} }}}}

By using this formula we can find value of Area of square.

  : \implies \sf{Area \: of \:square =  {16}^{2} } \\

  : \implies \sf{Area \: of \:square = 16  \: m\times 16 \: m} \\

  : \implies \star \boxed{ \sf{Area \: of \:square = 256 {m}^{2}} } \star \\

According to question:

Area of square = Area of rectangle

Area of rectangle=256m²

Now we can find value of width by using this formula:

 \green{ \underline{ \boxed{ \sf{Width=\dfrac{Area}{Length} }}}}

  : \implies \sf{Width=\dfrac{256}{32} }

  : \implies \sf{Width=\dfrac{ { \cancel{256}}^{ \: 8} }{ { \cancel{32}}^{ \: 1} } }

  : \implies \star \boxed{ \sf{Width=8 \: m}}  \star

Now finally let's find what's asked i.e. perimeter of rectangle.

We know:

 \green{ \underline{ \boxed{ \sf{Perimeter \:  of \: rectangle \: = \: 2 \: ( \: Length \: + \: Width \: )  \: }}}}

Using this formula we can find value of perimeter.

  : \implies\sf{}Perimeter \:  of  \: rectangle=2(32 +8) \\

  : \implies\sf{}Perimeter \:  of  \: rectangle=2(40) \\

  : \implies \star \boxed{\sf{}Perimeter \:  of  \: rectangle=80 \: m} \star\\

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