Math, asked by sithan7315, 8 months ago

the perimeter of a rectangle is 80 amd its length is one meter more than twice the breadth. what are it's length and breadth​

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Answered by Guest987654321
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Answer:

Perimeter of rectangle = 80 cm

Breadth = x

Length = 2X +1

Perimeter of rectangle = 2 {l + b }

80 = 2( 2X+ 1 + x)

80. = 2( 3X+1 )

80/2 = 3X + 1

40 - 1 = 3X

39 = 3X

39/3 = X

X = 13cm = Breadth

Length = 13 x 2 + 1

= 26 + 1

= 27 cm

Answered by mysticd
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 Let \: breadth  = b \: m

 Length (l) = (2b + 1 )\: m

 Perimeter (P) = 80 \: m

 \implies 2(l+b) = 80

 \implies 2( 2b + 1 + b ) = 80

 \implies 3b + 1 = \frac{80}{2}

 \implies 3b = 40 - 1

 \implies 3b = 39

 \implies b = \frac{39}{3}

 \implies b = 13

Therefore.,

 \red{ Breadth (b) } \green { = 13 \:m }

 \green{ Length (l) } = 2b+1

 = 2\times 13 + 1

 = 26 + 1

 \green {= 27 \: m}

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