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The length of a rectangle is 5cm more than its width. If its perimeter is 58cm,how do you calculate its dimensions and its area?
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width: x length: x+5 perimeter: 2( x+ x + 5) = 58 find width and length then its area
nphuongsun93 where did you get the 2 from in the calculation of the perimeter?
the perimeter equation is 2 * (width + length) because there are 2 widths and lengths
L = W + 5 2L + 2W = 58 L + W = 29 (W + 5) + W = 29 2W = 24 Find W and then L from here...
ok lets see if im on the right track so far
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i got 12 as the width and 17 as the length
so 12+12+17+17 =58
yep sounds good
Yes, you have done it correctly...
Ok A= l*w A= 17 *12 so: A = 204
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