Math, asked by arush19, 1 year ago

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perimeter of two squares are 40 cm and 96 CM respectively find the perimeter of another square
equal in area to the sum of first two .

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Answered by nikolatesla2
2
side 1st 1st = 10 cm
side of 2nd = side = 24 cm
area of square 1st = 10×10 = 100 cm^2
area of 2nd square = 24×24 = 576 cm^2
area = 100 +576 = 676 cm^2"


Answered by laxman10201969
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Perimeter of 1st square is 40
Formula of Perimeter of a square= 4×S
If P = 40,
Side of 1st square = 40 ÷ 4 = 10
In the same way perimeter of 2nd square is 96 ÷ 4 = 24

Formula to find area of a square= S×S
Area of 1st square is 10 × 10 = 100
Area of 2nd square =24×24 = 576
Area of 3rd square = 576+100= 676

Side of 3rd square = root over 676 = 26
Perimeter = 4×S = 4×26= 104cm


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