The diagonal of a rectangle is four times the length of its smaller side. What is the ratio of its length and breadth?
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√15 : 1 is the ratio of it's length to it's breadth.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the breadth of the rectangle be x then the
diagonal will be 4x.
So the length will be
(x)² + (l)² = (4x)²
or, x² + l² = 16x²
or, l² = 16x² - x²
or, l² = 15x²
or, l = √15 x
Now the ratio of the rectangle's length to it's breadth is
√15 x : x = √15 : 1
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