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2 years ago

the the area of a rectangle with perimeter 40 cm and 75 cm square find the length and width of the rectangle

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Olin [163]2 years ago

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Answer: 15cm and 5cm

Step-by-step explanation:

A rectangle's area is the product of the length and width

Given length x and width y, 2x+2y = 40 and x*y = 75.

Verifying my answer:

2(15)+2(5) = 40

30+10 = 40

40 = 40

15*5 = 75

75= 75

This is a week late so I hope this helped.

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the the area of a rectangle with perimeter 40 cm and 75 cm square find the length and width of the rectangle​

the the area of a rectangle with perimeter 40 cm and 75 cm square find the length and width of the rectangle