Un rectangulo tiene area de 15/40 cm cuadrados y sabemos que uno de sus lados mide 5/8 cuanto medira el otro lado

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Queremos encontrar la medida de un lado de un rectangulo, dado que conocemos la longitud del otro lado y el area del rectangulo.

Veremos que el otro lado del rectangulo mide 3/5 cm

Sabemos que para un rectangulo de largo L y ancho W, el area esta dada por:

A = L*W

En este caso sabemos que el area es igual a (15/40) cm^2.

Y sabemos que uno de sus lados (digamos que es el ancho) mide (5/8) cm.

Entonces podemos reemplazar eso en la ecuación del area:

(15/40) cm^2 = L*(5/8) cm.

Ahora podemos resolver esto para L.

L = (15/40 cm^2)/(5/8 cm) = (15/40 cm^2)*(8/5 cm^-1)

L = 3/5 cm

El otro lado del rectangulo mide 3/5 cm

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