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what is rectangle find the perimeter if area is 200cm^2 and breadth =l\4 .

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Answered by Anonymous
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\mathfrak{dear\:user}

\mathfrak{question-what \:is \:rectangle \:and \:do \:the \:sum}

\mathfrak{here\:is\:the\:solution}

\mathbb{ANSWER}

\textsc{ a rectangle is a quadrilateral with four right angles. }

\textsc{Number of vertices: 4}

\textsc{Number of edges: 4}

\textsc{Internal angle: 90}

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\textsf{Area=length x breadth }

\textsf{A=area,L=Length,B=breadth}

\textsf{A=L x B  }

\boxed{\textsf{A=l x b}}\to 1

\textsf{Perimter=Sum of all sides }

\textsf{P=Perimeter,L=Length,B=Breadth}

\textsf{P=L+B+L+B}

\textsf{P=L+L+B+B}

\textsf{P=2L+2B}

\textsf{P=2(L+B)}

\boxed {\textsf P=2(L+B)}}\to 2

\text{A=B x L ,when L is not given and Area ,Breath are given }

\text{A=L x B}\\\text{A/B=L}\\\\text{L=A/B }\\\\\\boxed{L=A/B}\to3

\text{Given -area=200cm}

\text{from 1 }\boxed{\textsf {A=L x B }}

\to \textsf{the question is wrong so B=A/4 }

\text{B=A/4\:\:where A(area)=200,so 200/4=50}

{\text{from 3\:\boxed{L=A/B}}

\text{L=200/50 }

\text{L=4cm\\}

\boxed{\textsf{L=4}}

\texttt{from 2 \boxed {P=2(L+B)}}

\text{P=2(4+50)}\\\text{P=2(54)}\\\text{P=108}

\boxed{\textsf{P=108 cm}}

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\mathbb{EXTRA \:INFORMATION}

\textbf{How to draw a rectangle?}

\textsf{For example take the values of  B=9cm , L=10cm}

\bullet \textsf{draw a horizonal line AB  of 10cm(length)}

\bullet\textsf{draw a right angle from  the point A  and draw a line AD of 9cm (breadth)}

\bullet\textsf{From D draw a right angle and draw a line DC of 10cm(length)}

\bullet\textsf{From C draw a right angle and draw a line CB  of 9cm(breadth)}

\bullet \textsf{refer to images for understanding more}

\textbf{Properties of rectangle}

\textsf{The opposite sides are parallel and equal to each other}

\textsf{Each interior angle is equal to 90 degrees}

\textsf{The sum of all the interior angles is equal to 360 degrees}

\textsf{The diagonals bisect each other}

\textsf{Both the diagonals have the same length}

\textsf{A diagonal of a rectangle is a diameter of its circumcircle}

\to PLESE \:DON'T\:COPY

\to CODES\:USED

\bigstar \:mathfrak\\\bigstar \:mathcal\\\bigstar \:mathbb\\\bigstar \:mathbf\\\bigstar \:textit\\\bigstar \:textsf\\\bigstar \:textsc\\

\mathcal{HOPE \:IT \:HELPS}

\mathcal{BY\;BRAINLY\:ROSHAN}

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Answered by Theopekaaleader
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A=B x L ,when L is not given and Area ,Breath are given

\begin{gathered}\text{A=L x B}\\\text{A/B=L}\\\\text{L=A/B }\\\\\\boxed{L=A/B}\to3\end{gathered}

A=L x B

A/B=L

textL=A/B

boxedL=A/B→3

\text{Given -area=200cm}Given -area=200cm

\text{from 1 }\boxed{\textsf {A=L x B }}from 1

A=L x B

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\to \textsf{the question is wrong so B=A/4 }→the question is wrong so B=A/4

\text{B=A/4\:\:where A(area)=200,so 200/4=50}B=A/4where A(area)=200,so 200/4=50

{\text{from 3\:\boxed{L=A/B}}

\text{L=200/50 }L=200/50

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