Math, asked by siddharamkalshetty75, 8 days ago

*The side of a square is 5 cm and the area of ​​a rectangle is twice the area of ​​this square. So what is the area of ​​the rectangle?*

1️⃣ 25 sqcm
2️⃣ 100 sqcm
3️⃣ 50 sqcm
4️⃣ 12.5 sqcm​

Answers

Answered by TheEmeraldBoyy
37

Given

  • Side of Square = 5cm
  • Area of Rectangle =2 × Area of Square

To Find

  • Area of Rectangle

We know that

Area of square = SideA^{2}

Area of square=5^{2}

Area of square=25cm^{2}

  • It is Given area of a rectangle is twice the area of this square

Area of rectangle=2A Area of square

Area of rectangle=2A25

Are of rectangle=50cm^{2}

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  • Hence the area of Rectangle is 50cm²

Answered by AbhinavRocks10
53

Given

  • Side of Square = 5cm
  • Area of Rectangle =2 × Area of Square

To Find

  • ✰Area of Rectangle

  • ✰We know that

\sf Area\ of\ Square= (Side)²Area of Square=(Side)²

\sf Area\ of\ Square= {5}^{2}

\sf Area\ of\ Square= 25cm ^{2}

It is Given area of a rectangle is twice the area of this square

\sf{Area \: of \: Rectangle= 2× Area \: of \: Square }

\sf {Area \: of \: Rectangle= 2× 25}

\sf {Area \: of \: Rectangle= 50cm ^{2} }

  • Hence the area of Rectangle is 50cm²

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