My bathtub holds 21 gallons of water. How many pints of tomato juice do i need to fill my tub?
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Lets consider the side of square be 'x' units
So as per data,
Length of rectangle is x+5
Breadth of rectangle is x/2
and also as per data, the areas of rectangle and square are equal.
Area of rectangle = Length * Breadth = (x+5)*x/2 =
<- equation1
Area of square = Side* Side= x*x =
<- equation2
As per given data, Equation1 and equation 2 are equal
so
= tex] x^{2} [/tex]
x = 5
So the side of square = 5 units
For Square, both dimensions are equal.
So as per data,
Length of rectangle is x+5
Breadth of rectangle is x/2
and also as per data, the areas of rectangle and square are equal.
Area of rectangle = Length * Breadth = (x+5)*x/2 =
Area of square = Side* Side= x*x =
As per given data, Equation1 and equation 2 are equal
so
x = 5
So the side of square = 5 units
For Square, both dimensions are equal.