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The area of a rectangle is 48 cm². If its width is 6 cm, what is its length?

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\large \sf \underline{Question:}

  • The area of a rectangle is 48 cm². If its wdth is 6 cm, what is its length

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\large \sf \underline{Answer:}


\qquad \qquad \qquad \huge \bold{8cm}

To solve for the area of rectangle, you use this formula A = length × width. But we're doing it reversal, we will divide the width to the area


  • \large\tt{A \: = \: l \: * \: w}


  • \large\tt{48cm^(2) \: = \: l \: * \: 6cm}


  • \large\tt{48cm^(2) \: / \: 6cm \: = \: l}


  • \large\tt{48cm^(2) \: / \: 6cm \: = \: \pmb{8cm}}

Therefore, The length is 8cm.

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Hey ! there

Answer:

  • Length of rectangle is 8 cm .

Explanation:

In this question we are provided with a rectangle having area 48 cm² and width 6 cm . We are asked to find the length of rectangle .

We know that ,


\qquad \qquad\underline{\boxed{\frak{Area_((Rectangle)) = l * w}}}

Where ,

  • l refers to Length

  • w refers to Width

SOLUTION : -

We are finding value of length by substituting value of width as 6 cm and area as 48 cm² in the formula . So ,


\quad\longmapsto \qquad \:48 = 6 * l

or ,


\quad\longmapsto \qquad \:48 = 6l

Dividing with 6 on both sides :


\quad\longmapsto \qquad \: \cancel{(48)/(6)} = \frac{ \cancel{6}l}{ \cancel{6}}

We get ,


\quad\longmapsto \qquad \: \orange{\underline{\boxed{ \frak{l = 8 \: cm}}}} \quad \bigstar

  • Henceforth , Length of rectangle having area 48 cm² and width 6 cm is 8 cm

Verifying : -

We are verifying our answer by substituting value of length and width in formula and equating it with given area . So ,


  • 8 * 6 = 48


  • 48 = 48


  • \rm{L.H.S = R.H.S}


  • \rm{Hence , \: Verified .}

Therefore , our answer is correct .

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