Math, asked by bokamanus16, 21 days ago

The length of a rectangle is doubled and breadth is trebled then how many times will the area of new rectangle that of the former rectangle?

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Answered by taesugk
1

Answer:

Area of Rectangle is 6 times more.

Answered by MeIzNotManish
2

Step-by-step explanation:

let l be the length and b be the bredth of a rectangle. its perimeter is p1

p1=2(l+b)...(1)

length of new rectangle=2l

bredth of new rectangle=2b

Perimeter of new rectangle=p2

P2=2(2l+2b)

P2=4(l+b)...(2)

divide eq.(1) by (2).

p1/p2=2(l+b)/4(l+b)

p1/p2=1/2

p1=(1/2).p2

Perimeter of old rectangle is half of the perimeter of new rectangle. Answer.

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