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A plane figure with four straight sides making four right internal angles.
The line segments linking opposite vertices or corners of the rectangle. The formula is given below:
Diagonal (D) = √w2 + l2, here w = width, l = length
Problem: Finding the diagonal of a rectangle when the WIDTH and LENGTH are known
Find the diagonal of a rectangle whose width is 12 cm and length is 5 cm.
As we know,
Diagonal (d ) = √(w 2 + l 2), where w = 12 cm and l = 5 cm
= √(122 + 52)
=√(144 + 25)
= √169
= 13 cm
The total space enclosed by the rectangle. The formula is given below:
Area (A) = w × l, here w = width, l = length
Problem: Finding the area of a rectangle when the WIDTH and LENGTH are known
Find the area of a rectangle whose width is 10 cm and length is 6 cm.
As we know,
Area (A) = w × l, where w = 10 cm and l = 6 cm
= 10 × 6 cm
= 60 cm2
The total distance covered around the edge of the rectangle. The formula is given below:
Perimeter (P) = 2(w + l), here w = width, l = length
Problem: Finding the perimeter of a rectangle when the WIDTH and LENGTH are known
Find the perimeter of a rectangle whose width is 7 cm and length is 9 cm.
As we know,
Perimeter (P ) = 2 (w + l ), wherew = 7 cm and l = 9 cm
= 2(7 + 9) cm
= 2 × 16 cm
= 32 cm
Last modified on June 8th, 2024