\(\fbox{\large\sf{ Question}}\)
Area of a rectangle is twice the area of a square. The side of a square is 7 cm , find the area of the rectangle
\(\fbox {\large\sf{Given} }\)
- Area of a rectangle is twice the area of a square.
- The side of a square is 7 cm
\(\fbox{\large \sf{ Need to find}}\)
\(\fbox{\large \sf{Solution}}\)
It is given that the area of the rectangle is twice than the area of a square so first we will calculate the area of the square.
We know,
\(❒ \: \boxed{\large\rm{ Area_{(square)} = Side × Side }}\)
Substituting the value of side = 7 cm in the formula
\(\large\sf{ Area_{(square)} = (7 × 7) {cm}^{2}} = 49 {cm}^{2}\)
Now we will calculate the area of the rectangle
Area of a square = 49 cm²
Area of a rectangle is twice the area of a square.
\(\large\rm Area_{(rectangle)}(2 × 49) {cm} ^{2} = 98 {cm}^{2}\)
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\(\large\rm Final \: Answer\)
- Area of the rectangle = 98 cm²
