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2 years ago

A rectangle is 36 inches x 48 inches. what is the perimeter.? what is its area.?

2 answers:

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For area, just multiply the length x width
So therefore, multiply 36 inches x 48 inches and there you have it.

Now for the perimeter, it is a little different
You'd have to add the sides up together to get your answer for the perimeter.
So, 36 in + 36 in + 48 in + 48 in = answer

puteri [66]2 years ago

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Answer: Perimeter = 168 inch

Area = 1728 inch²

Step-by-step explanation: Length(L)=36 inch ,Breath(B)=48 inch

Perimeter of rectangle =2(L+B)

=2(36+48)

=168 inch

Area of rectangle =L× B

=36 × 48

=1728 inch²

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