Rahul is constructing a square of dimensions (5, 5). Rohan is constructing a rectangle of dimensions (6, 4). Then, which of the following statements hold true?

Area of Rohan's rectangle > Area of rahul's square

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Area of Rohan's rectangle < Area of rahul's square

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Area of Rohan's rectangle = Area of Rahul's square

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Area of Rohan's rectangle is 20 square units. Area of Rahul's square is 30 square units.

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Solution

The correct option is B
Area of Rohan's rectangle < Area of rahul's square

Rahul is constructing a square of dimensions (5, 5). Area of the square = 5 x 5 = 25 Square Units.

Rohan is constructing a square of dimensions (6, 4). Area of the rectangle = 6 x 4 = 24 Square Units.

Area of square > Area of rectangle

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