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The length of a rectangle is 5 m greater than its width. If the perimeter of the recta 50 m. find its length​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Information given with us ,

➪ The length of a rectangle is 5 m greater than its width.

➪ The perimeter of the rectangle is 50 m.

What we have to find ?

➪ The required measure of length of rectangle

Solution

\clubsuit Assume that ,

➪ Let the breadth of rectangle be x m

According to the condition given in question ,

➪The length of a rectangle is 5 m greater than its width.

➪ So the length is

\dashrightarrow \sf \: (x + 5) \: m\\

Formula used

\clubsuit Perimeter of rectangle ,

 \qquad  \pink{\: \:\bigstar \:  {\underline{\overline{\boxed{\sf{ 2 \times (l + b)  }}}}}  \: \bigstar}

\clubsuit Where,

  • ➪ l = Length of rectangle
  • ➪ b = breadth of rectangle

Now

➪ Substituting the given values in above formula we get ,

\dashrightarrow \sf \: 2 \times (x + x+ 5)\\

\dashrightarrow \bf\: 2  (2x  +  5)\\

Given that

\clubsuit Perimeter of the rectangle is 50 m.

So

  \rm\implies \therefore \: 2 \times (2 \: x + 5) = 50

  \rm\implies  \: 4 \: x + 10 = 50

  \rm\implies  \: 4 \: x  = 50 - 10

  \rm\implies  \: 4 \: x  = 40

  \rm\implies  \:x  =  \dfrac{40}{4}

 \qquad  {\: \:\bigstar \:  {\underline{\overline{\boxed{\bf{ x = 10  }}}}}  \: \bigstar}

Therefore

➪ The required measure of length of rectangle is

\clubsuit By substituting the value x = 10 in ( x + 5 ) we get ,

 : : \implies\sf\: \bigg((10) + 5 \bigg)\\

 \qquad {\: \:\bigstar \:  {\underline{\overline{\boxed{\sf{15 \: m }}}}}  \: \bigstar}

Final answer

  {\large  : : \implies\qquad {\: \bigstar \:  {\underline{\overline{\boxed{\bf{Length = 15 \: m \: }}}}}\: \bigstar}}

Verification

 : : \implies\sf\:50 =  2 \times (15 + 10)\\

 : : \implies\sf\:50 =  2 \times (25)\\

 : : \implies\sf\:50 =  50\\

 : : \implies\bf\:L.H.S = R.H.S\\

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Answered by priyanshughosh80
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We have,

Breadth=x

Length=x+5

Perimeter=2(x+x+5)

∴50=2(2x+5)

=> \frac{50}{2} =2x+5

=>25=2x+5

=>2x=25−5

=>2x=20

=>x= \frac{20}{2}

=>x=10

∴ Breadth=10

Length=x+5

=10+5

=15

Hence, this is answer.

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