the diognal of the rectangal is √41 and area of the rectangal is 20cm square. Find the perimeter of the rectangal.
Answers
Given:
- Length of diagonal = √41 cm
- Area of rectangle = 20 cm
To find:
Perimeter of rectangle = ?
Solution:
By Pythagoras theorem,
(Diagonal)² = (Length)² + (Breadth)²
⇒ (√41)² = l² + b²
⇒ l² + b² = 41 ------- [Equation 1]
We know that;
Area of rectangle = Length × Breadth
→ 20 = lb ------ [Equation 2]
Now,
(l + b)² = l² + b² + 2lb
➜ (l + b)² = (l² + b²) + 2lb
➟ (l + b)² = 41 + 2(20)
➝ (l + b)² = 41 + 40
➝ (l + b)² = 81
➝ l + b = √81
∴ l + b = 9
For finding Perimeter,
Perimeter = 2(l + b)
➳ Perimeter = 2(9)
∴ Perimeter = 18 cm
The diagonal of the rectangle is √41 and area of the rectangle is 20 cm square. Find the perimeter of the rectangle .
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Diagonal = √41 cm
Area = 20 cm²
Let the length be - l cm (L)
Let the breadth be - b cm
[ Since, all the angles of rectangle are 90° , and the length is the base whereas the breadth is the height . So, according to pythagoras theorem, Hypotenuse² = Height² + Base² ]
➡ 41 = l² + b²
➡ b² = 41 - l²
➡ b = √( 41 - l²) _____( i )
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➡ 20 = l × b
➡ b = 20 / l _____ ( ii )
Substituting the value of b from eqn ( i ) to eqn ( ii ) we get,
√(41 - l² ) = 20 / l
➡ 41 - l² = 400 / l² [ Squaring both the side ]
➡ 41l² - l⁴ = 400
➡ l⁴ - 41l² + 400 = 0
➡ l⁴ - ( 25 + 16 ) l² + 400 = 0
➡ l⁴ - 25l² - 16l² + 400 = 0
➡ l² ( l² - 25 ) - 16 ( l² - 25 ) = 0
➡( l² - 16 ) ( l² - 25 ) = 0
l² - 16 = 0
➡ l² = 16
➡l = 4
Also,
l² - 25 = 0
➡ l² = 25
➡ l = 5
So, here both the values are applicable therefore,
Breadth = 20 / length
When l = 5 ,
Breadth = 20 / 5 = 4
When l = 4,
Breadth = 20 / 4 = 5
Therefore,
Perimeter = 5 × 4 = 20 cm ( when l = 4 , b = 5 )
Perimeter = 4 × 5 = 20 cm ( when l = 5 , b = 4 )
As both the results are 20 cm, so the perimeter of the triangle is 20 cm