The area of a rectangle is 50 $m^{2}$ . If the length of the given rectangle is (4/7)m then the breadth is? [2 MARKS]

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Usage of Formula: 1 Mark
Application: 1 Mark

We know that area of the rectangle = 50 $m^{2}$

Given that the length of the rectangle= (4/7) metres

Now, Length * breadth= Area of the rectangle

Let the breadth be 'b' metres

(4/7)*b = 50

b = (175/2) metres

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The area of a rectangle is 50 m2. If the length of the given rectangle is (4/7)m then the breadth is? [2 MARKS]

Usage of Formula: 1 Mark Application: 1 Mark We know that area of the rectangle = 50 m2 Given that the length of the rectangle= (4/7) metres Now, Length * breadth= Area of the rectangle Let the breadth be 'b' metres (4/7)*b = 50 b = (175/2) metres

The area of a rectangle is 50 $m^{2}$ . If the length of the given rectangle is (4/7)m then the breadth is? [2 MARKS]

Usage of Formula: 1 Mark
Application: 1 Mark

We know that area of the rectangle = 50 $m^{2}$

Given that the length of the rectangle= (4/7) metres

Now, Length * breadth= Area of the rectangle

Let the breadth be 'b' metres

(4/7)*b = 50

b = (175/2) metres