Math, asked by 21232, 1 year ago

The length of a rectangle is 3 times its breath. If the perimeter of rectangle is 48m, find the length and breath of the rectangle.

anushka104: b= 6 and L=18

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Answered by akash350

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length if the rectangle is 18cm
breadth of the rectangle is 6cm

21232: how??

akash350: take breadth of the rectangle as" x"

akash350: so length becomes 3x and we can solve it easily by formula

akash350: you got it

21232: yaah

21232: thanx

21232: bhaiiya

akash350: kk no prblm

Answered by Abhishek75700

11

this is your solution sister... okkk..

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