The length of a rectangular field is one more than twice its breadth. Find its area if the breadth is x?
2x - 1
2 - x
+ 2x
2 + x
Breadth = x Lenghth = 2x+1 So, area = length × breadth = (2x+1) × x =(2x×x)+(1×x) = 2x2+x
A rectangular field has an area of 3 sq. units. The length is one unit more than twice the breadth. Frame an equation to represent this. [Assume breadth is x].
The length of a rectangular field is one more than twice of the breadth. What is its area if the breadth is x?
For a rectangular field of area 3 sq. units, the length is one unit more than twice the breadth that measures ‘x’ units. The quadratic equation representing the situation is:
The length of a rectangular field is one more than twice the breadth. What is the area of this rectangular field, if the breadth is x?