what is the perimeter of a rectangle if it's length is doubled and breadth remains the same
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let the length =2x
breadth =x
perimeter of rectangle =2(length+breadth)
=2(2x+x)
=2×3x
= 6x
breadth =x
perimeter of rectangle =2(length+breadth)
=2(2x+x)
=2×3x
= 6x
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Let's check.
Perimeter of rectangle = 2(l+b)= 2l +2b
Now,
Perimeter of triangle by doubling length = 2(2l+b) = 4l+ 2b
i.e. there is an increment of twice the length value in perimeter.
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