Math, asked by kushwahasudha05, 5 months ago

the length of a rectangle is twice to its breadth.if the perimeter is 72.6cm then find the length and the breadth​

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Answered by shivamrajput74
0

Answer:

length = 24.2 cm , breadth = 12.1 cm .

Step-by-step explanation:

let the breadth of rectangle be "x".

From statement first length is twice of breadth that means length of rectangle is "2x".

Perimeter of rectangle = 2(l + b)

72.6 = 2(2x + x)

72.6 = 2(3x)

72.6 = 6x

72.6 ÷ 6 = x

12.1 = x

Value of "x" is 12.1 .

Breadth of rectangle is "x" = 12.1 cm

that means breadth is 12.1 cm

Length of rectangle is "2x" = 2 × 12.1 cm

= 24.2 cm

Length of rectangle is 24.2 cm.

l = 24.2 cm

b = 12.1 cm .

Answered by Anonymous
5

Correct Question-:

  • The length of a rectangle is twice to its breadth.if the perimeter is 72.6cm then, find the length and the breadth.

AnswEr -:

  • \boxed{\purple{\sf{\star{The\:length \:and\:breadth\:of\:Rectangle\:are\:24.2cm\:and\:12.1cm.}}}}

Explanation-:

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Given,

  • The length of a rectangle is twice to its breadth.
  • The perimeter Rectangle is 72.6cm .

To Find,

  • The length and breadth of Rectangle.

Solution-:

  • Let the breadth of Rectangle be X cm. .........[1]

Then ,

According to the question ,

  • The length of a rectangle is twice to its breadth = 2 × x = 2x cm . ...........[2]

  • \boxed{\blue{\sf{\star{Perimeter\:of\:Rectangle\:=\: 2(length+breadth)}}}}

Here ,

  • Length of Rectangle is 2x cm . ...........[ From 2]
  • Breadth of Rectangle is x cm . ...........[ From 1]

Now ,

  • \pink{\sf{\implies {  72.6\:cm\:=2(x + 2x)}}}
  • \pink{\sf{\implies {  \frac{72.6}{2}\:=(x + 2x)}}}
  • \pink{\sf{\implies {  72.6\:cm\:=2(x + 2x)}}}
  • \pink{\sf{\implies {  36.3\:\:=x + 2x}}}
  • \pink{\sf{\implies {  36.3\:\:=3x}}}
  • \pink{\sf{\implies {  x\:=\frac{36.3}{3}}}}
  • \pink{\sf{\implies {  x\:=12.1}}}

Therefore,

  • \boxed{\purple{\sf{\implies {  x\:=12.1}}}}

Now ,

  • The length of Rectangle is 2x = 2 × 12.1 = 24.2 cm
  • The breadth of Rectangle is x = 12.1 cm

Hence,

  • \boxed{\purple{\sf{\star{The\:length \:and\:breadth\:of\:Rectangle\:are\:24.2cm\:and\:12.1cm.}}}}

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♤| Verification |♤

  • \boxed{\blue{\sf{\star{Perimeter\:of\:Rectangle\:=\: 2(length+breadth)}}}}

Here ,

  • The length of Rectangle is = 24.2 cm
  • The breadth of Rectangle is = 12.1 cm

Now ,

  • \pink{\sf{\implies {  72.6\:cm\:=2(12.1 + 24.2)}}}
  • \pink{\sf{\implies {  72.6\:cm\:=2(36.3)}}}
  • \pink{\sf{\implies {  72.6\:cm\:=72.6 cm}}}

\boxed{\purple{\sf{\star{Therefore ,\:LHS \:=\:RHS\:.}}}}

\boxed{\green{\sf{\star{Hence ,\:Verified \:\:!!\:.}}}}

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