Math, asked by deepalisaini084, 4 months ago

The perimeter of parellogram
is 150 im One
of its sides is greater than the other by 33cm
find the lengths of the sides of the parellogram.​

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Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

Let, the smaller side of the parallelogram be 'x'

then the greater side of the parallelogram will be 'x+33'.

Now the perimeter of a parallelogram is,

P = 2 [ greater side + smaller side]

150 = 2 [ ( x + 33 ) + x ]

150 = 2 [ x + x + 33 ]

150 = 2 [ 2x + 33 ]

Dividing by 2 to both sides we get ,

75 = 2x + 33

2x = 75 - 33

2x = 42

x = 42÷2

x = 21 cm ......

x + 33 = 21 + 33 = 54 cm...

Therefore,the side of the smaller and greater sides of the parallelogram are 21 cm and 54 cm respectively.

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Answered by Anonymous
14

Answer:

54 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

 \blue{ \bold{ \underline{ \bf{QUESTION :  - }}}}

The perimeter of a parallelogram is 150 cm and one of its side is greater than the other by 33 cm. Find the lengths of all the sides of that parallelogram

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 \boxed{ \huge{ \bold{Given}}}

  • Perimeter of Parallelogram = 150 cm

  • Length is 33 Greater than breadth

 \boxed{ \huge{ \bold{to \: find}}}

  • Length of the Parallelogram

 \star{ \pink{ \underline{ \underline{Solution :  - }}}}

 \boxed{ \underline{ \red{ \sf{LeT, }}}}

  • Breadth = b

Than,

  • Length = b + 33

We Know :-

 \boxed{ \boxed{ \orange{ \sf{Perimeter  \: of  \: Parallelogram = 2 \: (l + b)}}}}

 \implies{ \sf{ \large{ \bold{150 = 2 \: (b + 33 + b)}}}}

\implies{ \sf{ \large{ \bold{150 = 2(2b + 33)}}}}

\implies{ \sf{ \large{150 = 4b + 66}}}

\implies{ \sf{ \large{150 - 66 = 4b}}}

\implies{ \sf{ \large{84 = 4b}}}

\implies{ \sf{ \large{  \frac{84}{4}  = b}}}

\implies{ \sf{ \large{   \cancel\frac{84}{4}  = b}}}

\purple{ \boxed{ \sf{ \frak{ {21 \: cm = b}}}}}

We find Breadth = 21 cm,

We find Breadth = 21, We know, Length is 33 greater than Breadth

 \therefore \sf{ \sf{ \green{puting \: breadth \: value \: in \: lenght}}}

 \boxed{ \gray{Length = b + 33}}

\implies{ \sf{ \large{   lenght = 21 + 33}}}

 \boxed{\sf{ \large{ \red{ \frak{lenght = 54 \: cm}}}}}

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