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Standard VII
Mathematics
Area of a Closed Figure
How many diff...
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How many different rectangles can be made using above sets of squares?
(
a
×
b
and
b
×
a
counted one)
5
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Solution
The correct option is
A
5
In the figure we have a total of 36 square, they can be arranged as:
1
×
36
,
2
×
18
,
3
×
12
,
4
×
9
a
n
d
6
×
6
Hence, from 36 squares we can make 5 different rectangles.
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