Find the perimeter of a rectangle if one of its sides is 35 cm and the other a) 4 times larger b) 7 times smaller
By the condition of the problem, one of the sides of the rectangle is 35 cm.
1) Find the perimeter of a rectangle equal to twice the sum of its two sides, if the other side of the rectangle is 4 times larger than the first side. First of all, we find the length of the other side:
35 * 4 = 140 cm.
Let’s calculate the perimeter by doubling the sum of the sides received:
P = 2 (35 + 140) = 2 * 175 = 350 (cm).
Answer: the perimeter of the rectangle is 350 cm.
2) Find the perimeter of a rectangle equal to twice the sum of its two sides, if the other side of the rectangle is 7 times less than the first side. First of all, we find the length of the other side:
35: 5 = 7 cm.
Let’s calculate the perimeter by doubling the sum of the sides received:
P = 2 (35 + 7) = 2 * 42 = 84 (cm).
Answer: the perimeter of the rectangle is 84 cm.