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blondinia [14]
3 years ago
9

a rectangular suitcase measure 24 inches long and the diagonal is 30 inches long. the zipper covers the entire perimeter of the

suitcase. how many inches of the zipper was needed to cover the perimeter of the suitcase?

Mathematics
1 answer:
11111nata11111 [884]3 years ago
5 0

Given parameters:

Length of the suitcase  = 24 inches

Length of the diagonal = 30 inches

Unknown:

Length of zipper required to cover the perimeter  = ?

The length of this zipper is the same as the perimeter of the rectangular suitcase.

  Perimeter of a rectangle  = 2(L + B)

where L is the length and B is the breadth

Now, let us find the find the unknown breadth;

  Using Pythagoras theorem;

           30²  = 24² + Breadth²

            Breadth²  = 30² - 24²  = 324

             Breadth = √324  = 18 inches

Perimeter of the suitcase  = 2(24 + 18)  = 84 inches.

The length of zipper that will cover this suitcase is 84inches.

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